M2... In all fairness Harrington has been given a fair shot to perform, and has failed to step up thus far. If the problems were completely within the system I think Harrington would have better individual numbers and the team would still stink. Don't get me wrong, I know the play of the Qb is predicated upon the play of his surrounding cast, but there ARE times where the WR's and the OL do what they are supposed to do and Harrington still struggles. And again... M2... I agree with your assessment of Joey 100% and I share the same thoughts. However, I do see how and why someone else could see differently.

Hunter, the main argument most (including you) have against Harrington seems to be a lack of consistency. However, the team problems that preclude him from doing his job properly stem from the same soil.... consistency. He hasn't had consisten personnel to throw to. He hasn't had the personnel he has had to throw to perform on a consistent level. He hasn't had a consistent running game. He hasn't had consistent blocking. He hasn't had consistent blockers. He hasn't had consistent coaches. He hasn't had consistent coaching philosophy (Marty/Mooch/Tollner/and Olson have different styles or "wrinkels" even if they run a similar offense). And in all that you expect Harrington to be "consistent"? I really don't think that is fair.

Putting this back on Omar Jacobs thread. I just received the latest Sporting News and it mentioned Omar. They expect him to stay for his senior season and be a top 10 pick in 2007. So if he does come out in 2006 and we can nab him in the 3rd round as some mentioned it may be a steal!