Quinn Gray was a cancer in the locker room who truly believed that he was a starting caliber QB in the NFL.  He put very little effort into his conditioning, and he spent the bulk of his time trying to undermine the starting QB because he wanted the job.  Yes, let's bring him back.

The fact that he's still unemployed should tell you all that you need to know about the value of Quinn Gray.  The team made no effort to keep him around beyond a minimum wage offer.  They were ready to move on.  You should too.

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If the loss to N.O. was not his fault, then the Jags won the other two games in spite of Gray.

TMD on Mike Walker Sep.7: "because he stinks" "Why don't you get it? WTH has this player done, besides be an OTA wonder?" "In the exhibition games, he's shown eggo hands." "It's like you people are truly shocked/ mystified/ surprised that Harris produced another bust." FREE JAGSTUNNA!!!!!! PRAISE MOD

He also threw 2 other picks in that game.

And that, frankly, defines much of Quinn Gray and validates most of what many have said about him all along.

Kevin from Orange Park, FL: What’s your reaction to Hines Ward breaking rookie LB Keith Rivers’ jaw? STEELER VIC:  Fine him? They should pin a medal on him. 10/21/2008 Classy.

The JAGUARS stepped up and went 2-1 on the road.  Gray was fortunate enough to avoid screwing up and costing the team during that stretch.  You're giving him far too much of the credit in the wins. 

You do understand that all of the garbage talk about Lemon disappeared once the team started winding down OTAs, right?  The coaching staff was speaking very highly of the progress he had made in adjusting to a brand new system for him.  It's people like you that have this notion that a player should be signed and immediately have some impact on the field or he's a bust.  Ever heard of patience?  Try a little and let's see how he does in training camp.  It's not expected that he is the next Dan Marino.  All he has to do here is not screw up.  The team is good enough to win regardless of who's under center as long as they're not making mistakes out there, and Lemon should be just fine in that department.

You can certainly pine away for a cancer like Gray, but the team has a financial commitment to Lemon.  He's not going anywhere.  So, rather than look for ways to replace a guy that hasn't been asked to do diddly squat for the team yet, maybe you could sit on your hands and wait a little while to see how he develops?  I know, it's a novel approach to have a little patience. 

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We threw it 6.

Of those 6, 1 or 2 almost got picked, and another went a whopping 3 yards in the air on a shovel type pass to Mo Drew.

There's a show of trust.

Of course being totally unprepared for the Indy game led to that.

Kevin from Orange Park, FL: What’s your reaction to Hines Ward breaking rookie LB Keith Rivers’ jaw? STEELER VIC:  Fine him? They should pin a medal on him. 10/21/2008 Classy.

if we were so worried about him being a cancer why would we bring in Jerry Porter whose been a polyp in the colon of the Raiders for years?

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In a word, CHEMISTRY.  To be more precise, team chemistry.  It's the same reason Byron was let go, he could not accept being a back-up.  Cleo has solid ability and excellent potential.  He let plays get away from him when he tried to do too much.  Hmm, sounds like another QB on our roster.  Why not let the guy settle in before you show him the door?

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