First thing a lot of new coaches try to do, is get "their guys" in the building

[Skull and Bones]

Henne and Cambell both better than JJ.  They've actually have won games in this league.

[The Anti-Java]

Henne and Cambell both better than JJ.  They've actually have won games in this league.

The same can't be said for Garrard.  I see his name thrown around a bit.

[Skull and Bones]

I don't know if Garrad is healthy or not but if so he's more than adequate as a backup.

[The Anti-Java]

I don't know if Garrad is healthy or not but if so he's more than adequate as a backup.

Well.... hopefully Freeman goes strong for 16, and we don't need a backup at all.

[buccaneer4ever]

Henne and Cambell both better than JJ.  They've actually have won games in this league.

The same can't be said for Garrard.  I see his name thrown around a bit.

Didn't Garrard have a year, like 2008, where he threw only 6 interceptions?

[Tampa-Two]

Henne and Cambell both better than JJ.  They've actually have won games in this league.

The same can't be said for Garrard.  I see his name thrown around a bit.

Didn't Garrard have a year, like 2008, where he threw only 6 interceptions?

2007. 18 TDs and only 3 ints in 12 games.

Personally Im thinking more about what he can do in the classroom than what he can do on the field when it comes to being Freemans backup. Of course he has to be able to manage a game, but his job is to help Freeman.

[JC5100]

David Carr is not worthy of a back up spot.

Personally I would like to see Chad Henne. But I know im a few in the minority for that.

Of the 10 dumbest INTs I've seen in the last 3 years, Henne's thrown about 7 of them.

Freeman the other three?

On a more serious note, both of them would be wasteful additions.

The one he threw at the goal line vs Atlanta Week 3 might be #1