Kordell Stewart

[lazarus]

KORDELL "LOOKS LOST"

One of our Chicago moles has confirmed for us that folks high within the Bears' organization are beginning to recognize that the acquisition of quarterback Kordell Stewart was a mistake.

Very recently, a senior member of the front office was overheard conceding that Kordell "looks lost" on the practice field.

In contrast, rookie Rex Grossman quietly is impressing the coaching staff and the front office. Word is that, next to Kordell, Rex looks like a seasoned vet.

The thinking is that Grossman could end up giving Kordell a run for the starting job in 2003.

[Chieftain]

What his problem? He went to college didn't he?? I'll bet the offense isn't even as complicated as ours. Rich Gannon is the premier offensive guru. He'll call 2 or three plays in the huddle and then go with the one he wants to use; after looking at the d-fense.... Kordell better just become slash again or something...




(there's my lurking reply for the day)

[theultimatekcchiefsfan]

Chieftain said:

(there's my lurking reply for the day)

:3:

[lazarus]

Chieftain said:

What his problem? He went to college didn't he?? I'll bet the offense isn't even as complicated as ours. Rich Gannon is the premier offensive guru. He'll call 2 or three plays in the huddle and then go with the one he wants to use; after looking at the d-fense.... Kordell better just become slash again or something...

(there's my lurking reply for the day)

i appreciate your lurk post :rofl: :c: :party100:

Stewart has always had mental problems IMO

he only successful in pittsburg when they simplified the offense for him. When he only had to read half the field or then pull it down and run it.

[Primusgod]

[glow=yellow,2,300]I never thought Kordell was any good. He is quick, I'll give him that. But he's never had a great deal of accuracy and he falls apart when under pressure... kinda sounds like someone else I used to know... EG or something like that. [/glow]