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GTripp0012 · 04-17-2009, 01:36 PM

I don't understand why the Chargers didn't just cut Brees after 2003. Sure, the guy was decent in the Joe Tiller spread offense, but he's a bad fit for MartyBall. When are the excuses for this guy ever going to end! The guy was 10-17 in his career with no playoff appearances, not to mention in his best statistical season, the team collapsed at the end to finish 8-8. All I hear from the supporters is, "Oh, but his leading receiver is Curtis Conway." So what. "Oh but he doesn't have an offensive line" Yeah, well, LT has no problem getting 1,000 yards behind that line. So whose the problem here? Isn't it the Quarterback.

Once the Chargers get a guy with a lot of Southern-grit in there to handle MartyBall, they'll be winners. You just watch.

04-17-2009, 01:36 PM	#15
GTripp0012 Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Evanston, IL Age: 37 Posts: 15,994	Re: Drew Brees Puts Robin Hood to Shame I don't understand why the Chargers didn't just cut Brees after 2003. Sure, the guy was decent in the Joe Tiller spread offense, but he's a bad fit for MartyBall. When are the excuses for this guy ever going to end! The guy was 10-17 in his career with no playoff appearances, not to mention in his best statistical season, the team collapsed at the end to finish 8-8. All I hear from the supporters is, "Oh, but his leading receiver is Curtis Conway." So what. "Oh but he doesn't have an offensive line" Yeah, well, LT has no problem getting 1,000 yards behind that line. So whose the problem here? Isn't it the Quarterback. Once the Chargers get a guy with a lot of Southern-grit in there to handle MartyBall, they'll be winners. You just watch. __________________ according to a source with knowledge of the situation.