9. Buffalo: J.P. Losman -- The ex-Bills starter isn't thrilled with his task of serving as Trent Edwards' understudy this year, but with the free agency market awaiting next offseason, he has to make the best of it and hope he can resurrect his starting career elsewhere in 2009. Losman did some of his better work last year coming off the bench in relief of Edwards.
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14. Miami: Chad Henne -- The Dolphins have the double-Chad attack this season, with Chad Pennington starting and the rookie Henne in reserve. Though he might have to sit and wait his turn all year behind the veteran Pennington, Henne will be the guy in Miami before long.
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30. New England: Matt Gutierrez -- Our sense is that Matt Cassel has played his way off the roster with his dreadful preseason, and that Gutierrez would be the Patriots backup if the season opened today. But don't discount the possibility that a late-August trade or signing could bring a Damon Huard (or someone of his type) into the fold, giving New England a little more of a comfort zone should Brady's sore foot continue to be an issue.
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22. New York Jets: Brett Ratliff -- The "other'' Brett on the Jets' roster has clearly out-performed Kellen Clemens this preseason, throwing for 451 yards in his three preseason games while getting lots of snaps with the second-team offense. But there's still some question whether New York head coach Eric Mangini will relegate Clemens, a 2006 second-round pick, to the No. 3 role? It could be that Clemens would get the first call if the Jets just need a game or two of relief in place of Brett Favre. Anything longer and New York would turn to Ratliff.
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Originally posted by RomesThe Pats are screwed if Brady goes down.I didn't come here to fight, I hate fighting. Life is way too short to spend it on fighting! Go fight with yourself, one of you will eventually win!
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A couple of things stand out for me:
Sage Rosenfels, #3?
Rex Grossman goes from starter to #10 backup, behind JP? and,
Chad Henne at #14, but Brian Brohm at #32? - two totally untested rookies, 18 places different in the rankings.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Originally posted by Jan Reimers
Rex Grossman goes from starter to #10 backup, behind JP? and,
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Originally posted by Jan ReimersA couple of things stand out for me:
Sage Rosenfels, #3?
Rex Grossman goes from starter to #10 backup, behind JP? and,
Chad Henne at #14, but Brian Brohm at #32? - two totally untested rookies, 18 places different in the rankings.
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Originally posted by Jan ReimersA couple of things stand out for me:
Sage Rosenfels, #3?
Rex Grossman goes from starter to #10 backup, behind JP? and,
Chad Henne at #14, but Brian Brohm at #32? - two totally untested rookies, 18 places different in the rankings.Wake up, brush your teeth, and get ready for a day of hating the Dolphins. Or the Pats? How to choose?
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