I have just heard on the news that Trent Green was traded to Miami. As a Chiefs fan I hate to see him go.?

Question

He will be missed. I think he will come back and be as good as he was during his stay in K.C.Goodbye Trent. Good luck.How will Miami fans accept him?

Answer 1

I hope he works out better than Culpepper did.
GO DOLPHINS!!

Answer 2

I am sad to see him go. I'm getting his jersey framed tonight to hang on the wall with my Derrick Thomas and Christian Okoye jersey. Most Miami fans I've heard talking or have talked to, don't want anything to do with him. They keep saying he is an overrated QB that has nothing to offer. I think they're obviously wrong and must have never seen him actually play a game. Because there haven't been many QBs better than him since he first put on a Chiefs uniform. There's nobody better qualified in the league to come in and run Cam Cameron's offense and teach John Beck how to be an NFL QB in that system. Maybe after the first couple weeks they'll be more grateful and realize how underrated Green actually was. As Chiefs fans we have to move on, though.

GO CHIEFS!!!!!

Answer 3

He is a temperary QB for them. He has proven to be reliable, but they only need him for a year or two.
Culpepper is history, I don't think he has it in him anymore.
They are hoping one of their young QBs will develope into the QB of their future. John Beck, their most recent draft pick obviously is who they are hoping breaks out over the next couple years.
They already have 4 QBs now, when Green arrives, someone will get released.
As far as the Miami fans go, if he gets first downs and touchdowns they will love him, if not, they will hate him.
Same as any other city.

Answer 4

i think of you ought to be over-estimating Carr's means, yet that's in simple terms as a results of fact i've got suffered with the aid of possible countless dropping seasons with Carr in Houston.. definitely, i could incredibly desire to work out Carr pass to a distinctive group and dominate. KC is a stable selection: eco-friendly's too previous and fragile, and Huard - no person's incredibly valuable approximately his means. the main project with Carr is that he's so shell-very much shocked after 249 sacks in Houston, that he has project remaining cool below tension. If no longer the rest, if Carr get's nervous, he can a minimum of hand off to LJ till they are able to deliver interior the defibrillator on third down for a passing play. that's a luxury Carr by no ability had in Houston - it replaced into frustrating for Carr to make a sparkling hand-off to Ron Dayne with Dayne constantly eating a meatball sub.

Answer 5

Dolphin fan here and I love the deal. Culpepper is still banged up and I dont think we should wait..I love Pep but its time to move on..he isnt healthy. we'll be fine with Trent and Lemon here

Answer 6

For his sake I hope he does well. He's a nice guy and a decent player.

HOWEVER, with that head injury of his, I hope that they play it smart and not let him get hit too often, and if he does, yank him or something. Unfortunately I don't see this working out because he needs to be able to take a pounding, and I don't see that out of him right now.

Answer 7

i think miami need a younger qb why go for a 36 year old band aid

Answer 8

Im from KC and im also sad to see him go. Croyal will get the starting job.

Miami better help him

Answer 9

Miami fans have no other choice. Culpepper is very injury prone, Beck is a rookie, and Cleo Lemon? please.

Answer 10

I hope he does well with them...The Chiefs did him wrong...and frankly, will suck with Croyle at QB...