Since we finished 1st in rushing & 30th in passing.....

[DraftBoy]

Dunno. If memory serves, there has been several iterations of the "mentor' idea. I see no evidence of it working.

I think the most successful was probably Steve McNair.

[Mace]

Dunno. If memory serves, there has been several iterations of the "mentor' idea. I see no evidence of it working.

Today's players hold the Benjamins first, and worry about how to maximize them. Fitz has played that game very successfully.

He surely isn't hurting for money, nor should he have any worries about getting some coaching gig to occupy his time when he hangs up his cleats. Sports is the ultimate "old boy's network." Once you are in, you are in for life.

Well, what Fitz wants to do is pure conjecture, any way you think to look at it.

One thing though, the idea of mentor, any vet QB willing to share some knowledge or tips, has a better chance of helping a developmental passer than a QB coach who has been a WR coach the past 23 years in a row. In terms of mechanics, footwork and reads, having anyone to teach anything is better than having no one to teach nothing.

[Mace]

Btw, I just looked up Lubick, the assistant QB coach. Guess who else has worked with receivers his whole career ? It's weird.