Would it be smart to drop k warner and pick up m leinart or v young?

Answer 1

No, nyet, nein, and however else you would say NO in a foreign language. Rookie QB's generally do not fare well and since Arizona actually has a decent chance of being a playoff team this year, they will not put Leinert in to the starting lineup. Kurt Warner would have been a top 5 QB last year

Since Warner only started 10 games last year (Josh McCown the other 6, played in 9), his stats may look average, but if you add up Warner and McCown's stats from last year this is what you get: 405 completions, 62.8 comp %, 4549 yards, 20 TD, and 20 Int (Warner was 11 TD, 9 INT; McCown 9 & 11). These are ridiculous numbers over the long haul of a season. And that was with one of the worst rushing attacks last year.

Now, they've added Edge in the backfield, Deuce Tatui as an OG, and Leonard Pope (out of Georgia -- he's 6'8") at TE. Unless Warner goes down, there is no reason to expect any less then 4000+ yards passing and 25+ TD's with Fitzgerald, Boldin, Edge, and Pope for receivers.

So to answer your question, again, under no circumstance should you drop Warner for Leinert or Young. Young probably wont be the opening day starter as that will be Billy Volek. However, if you are in a keeper league, I would think about picking up one of those two during the season for next year.

Answer 2

Warner will have the starting position in Arizona so Leinart can understand the Green offensive system better, so Leinart right now is not the best option. Vince Young will step in soon for the Tennessee offense, but Billy Volek is not going to give up his starting position easily. Volek has the most passing yards in his first ten starts than any other QB in history (NFL.com), so the Titans will look to have Volek get the ball rolling and see how well he can hold up being the starting QB. Vince Young may be a late season pick up at best for this year.

Hang onto Warner, since he is clicking well with both Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald, plus he has Edgerrin James behind him running the ball and Leonard Pope ready to reestablish the team's TE position. Warner will make a solid backup QB on many fantasy FB teams.

Answer 3

Well don't listen to Michael W because he says that the Titans Linebacker is ahead of young. But I would Say keep Warner and get Leinart if u have space

Answer 4

Keep Warner.

Kurt is guaranteed to start the first few games at least as Leinart has to get used to the system. If Kurt keeps his performance up, then he will remain the starter. Best to just keep your eye on Leinart put keep Warner.

As for Young, dont be too suprised if he sees very limited playing time. Despite what everybody is saying, i think he is at least one year away from being the starter.

Answer 5

I don't think it would be a smart decision to drop Kurt Warner for the two players you mentioned. First of all, Kurt Warner is starting over Linard so that would be no good. Secondly, Young is playing back up to Bullock so he won't get you any fantasy points. Finally, Hurt Warner has been knwon to through for a lot of passing yards. DOn't give up on Warner unless you find a more appealing player to swap.

Answer 6

keep warner because never know when the other two will start. Also is leinart starts then warner will be on the bench seeing how there on the same team.

Answer 7

Warner's the STARTER unless they go 0-4.......don't look for anything to change..........Young is interesting....but with only at best mini Vick numbers.....still see Tenn's TEs in the BIG picture here..........I just wanna see how fast VINCE IS

Answer 8

No! I wouldn't take a chane on an unproven rookie QB.Stick with Warner.

Answer 9

no way dude why would u drop a superbowl champ over a rookie??? andd no dont drop him his got larry fitzgerld and boldin your nuts if u do.. peace out hommie gl

Answer 10

In a keeper league? Yes.

In a non-keeper league? No.