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Chase Daniel discussion
I am hearing conflicting assessments of chase just through different fans. i personally think he looked good in the preseason game and believe that working with brees has made him somewhat of an interesting prospect. i think if something happened to brees (god forbid) he would be serviceable. do i think he is the future?....NO but i do believe he is a good back up. Your thoughts please...
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he is a good back-up
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From what I saw of him the two times I went to camp, he's a
good backup. He's proficient, and is showing increasingly Brees-y footwork. I think he's the perfect understudy, and with his dedication and enthusiasm, is everything Brees/The Saints could ask for in an understudy. Sean Canfield, on the other hand. Jesus. That poor child. Maybe he'll come around. |
Brees didn't start out great in San Diego. That's why they drafted Rivers. It took Drew a few years to get to the level he is at now.
Give Daniels another year working with Drew and he will be able to step right on in there without skipping a beat. |
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If not Chase, then who?
I guess the important factor to consider is the offensive scheme and the personnel. |
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I think he looked good against the 49ers and hope he can continue that during the pre season to up his stock some more. |
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(first day of camp, last day of (public/NOLA) camp, make mistake after mistake and he looks extremely underweight and in need of some soup and more weightlifting to me. "Big arm"? I didn't see it. Maybe he didn't bring it with him the days I saw him. |
He's a good backup, since Brees really doesn't need anybody challenging him in order to compete at a high level. Sometimes competition at the QB spot can be a good thing, but that obviously isn't the case in NO.
I'm not sure if he's the future - of the Saints or any other team for that matter - but Brees was very complimentary towards Daniels when he spoke to the media about him early in the camp. Naturally that could be just Brees trying to build him up, but there could be something to it. Just based on what I've seen from him I don't think he has the skill-set to be/become dominant in any particular aspect of quarterbacking, but he can turn out to be a reliable #2 with emphasis on game-management. I guess only time will tell, but at the moment I'm content with him being the #2. On the other hand, I'm slightly more optimistic about Canfield. |
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Chase has very limited experience in game action, but he does bring alot of traits that remind of Brees. Having a back up QB who is of similar stature, plays a similar style and can essentially be groomed to become a poor man's Brees is a nice comfort zone for the offense to at least see some consistency of style should we ever be unfortunate enough to suffer a fate such as Brees going down. He likely will never be our long term answer should we lose Drew, nor may he ever be anyone else's long term answer for a different team. But if he can be our Jeff Hostetler or Brad Johnson, a guy who can step in and win in a pinch without massive drop off or propensity for overzealous rookie mistakes, he may be the perfect back up answer. We have Drew so that is the best we can hope for. A number two just good enough to keep us afloat when needed but not good enough he is highly desired elsewhere. |
His biggest asset right now to the team and himself is his salary. But, he does have skills. If he was forced into action, I believe he could get the job done. He's fiery and does seem to have leadership skills. He can also make a play with his legs.
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Lets just pray it isn't a problem
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I actually feel pretty decent with Chase Daniel as the number 2 guy. I feel he is probably the best number 2 QB that the Saints have had in a very long time. If Brees happens to go down, I think Chase could come in and keep the team going. Especially with the way the Saints defense is looking so far, and greater emphasis on the running game, all he would have to do is pretty much manage the game and things should be fine.
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They drafted Rivers because their GM has a big head and wanted a guy he drafted under center. That is also why they kept Rivers over Brees. Schottenheimer wanted to keep Brees over Rivers and was so adamant about it he was fired. Obviously that worked out well for them. Quote:
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ill be surprised if sean CANTfield even makes the team.
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Hopefully not an issue. Daniels does make suspect throws when under pressure. He's a good number 2, but not the future.
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I'm not saying he's going to ever be a #1 QB in the league nor am I saying he'll even be better than Daniels... I was just making the point that I'm hopeful at this point in time, until proven otherwise. |
Where's Danno when you need him?
Listen guys... It is Chase Daniel. Notice no "s" at the end. (are quotes OK there, M?) I gotta keep my man Danno happy... ... and for the record, I think he could do fine if called to duty. I hope I don't have to find out, though. I would be surprised if someone else hasn't already inquired about his services. |
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Hmmm...now we see....lol |
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Damnit I just used quotes. When will the madness end? :doh: |
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I hate it when people talk to you and use their fingers to make quotation marks... it just drives me crazy! http://yoursmiles.org/msmile/fun/m0146.gif |
Wait....what?..
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Hey how much will we see of Chase in the next few games.
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Is he the future? NO. But, with what we have done to beef up our defense, running game, and special teams, if God forbid something did happen to Brees we would still be contenders with Chase at the healm. With the team we have built, as it looks thus far in preseason, we can still win if we had to with a smart, game managing QB who limits mistakes. We have a complete team for once. Chase will do in a pinch, but he is nothing to build the franchise around, thats for sure. A good backup is what he is.
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Aaron Brooks is looking for work.....
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At this point in this Payton-Brees era of Saintdom, one of the team's major strengths just from game to game during the regular season is the respect and fear that Drew gets from NFL defenses. Every receiver must be accounted for by defensive backs, Drew will exercise his options with his backfield and he can run for whatever he must get.
Would I see the same with Chase? If defenses don't see a #9 jersey behind center (http://209.85.12.234/7361/20/emo/eusa_pray.gif don't let that happen) they will tee off. I feel good about Chase as a backup, but 'serviceable' won't cut it in an extremely competitive NFC Conference (sans West). |
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He had a decent game aginst the Texans, not great but certainly not awful either. The pass for Morgan was a beauty.
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not bad. he has improved from this time last year
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