@vegasdogg said:And he may still get his chance yet. But he needed to take a break, regroup, learn from someone else running the offense. Does everyone agree with that? Personally I have seen enough, but I am not smart enough to know if he has what it takes. But he didn't just play bad against these 3 teams, he was horrible. Some guys bounce back and from what I know of Quinn he has never been in this position before. We'll see how he regroups. Besides one or two people, I have yet to see anyone say DA is the long term answer. But to be honest I don't know that he isn't, much like I don't know Quinn isn't. It amazes me people only need 28 starts to figure out DA. That's not even 2 full seasons. I'd disagree with the first statement. He's been learning from the bench for almost 2 years. I don't really buy that Quinn will learn anything else from the pine at this point. Completely agree with you on the second statement. I don't think any person can rationally say otherwise. I am pretty confident that DA isn't the long term answer for any team. But that's after 28 games of the same ups and downs. Anything can happen though. There have been other guys who finally get it after a much longer time. 28 starts is a long time, especially when you see the same mistakes you saw in game one in game 28.

@dtbh said:Please God... don't let the market be so weak for this guy that the Steelers are tempted to sign him to some tiny ass 2 year deal... I could see Mike Tomlin getting along with TO and pulling the best out of him... The kind of team that would sign TO is a team that thinks they could have a legitimate shot at the Super Bowl this year, and is also thin at wide receiver. That description does not fit any of the teams in the AFC North; Baltimore comes closest to the kind of team that would sign TO. Pittsburgh does not sign players who are a pain in the backfield. None of the other teams in the division have any kind of a shot short term and with TO there is no long term, so why would they take him on? TO is now at the age where he may soon have to become a slot receiver. I can't see his ego allowing that, or any team with sense paying him the kind of money he expects, for that role. But I don't know, bad short sighted management is what got this country in the state it's in, and football is not immune. I'm sure someone is stupid enough to sign him; after all, men keep asking Paris Hilton out to dinner, don't they?