That's stupid. Just because Galloway is fast doesn't mean he can't be used in short and intermediate patterns. He has the speed to turn short passes (i.e. at SF last year) into big gains.
What is stupid is your level of comprehension. I never said he couldn't be used in other ways. What I did say amounts to this. In order to have a deep threat, a team needs first, a receiver with the speed necessary to get deep quickly, and second, a QB with the arm strength necessary to throw the ball deep. If a team is missing either one, they are not a deep threat.
Simms has the strongest and most accurate deep ball. McCown is second, IMO. Gradkowski's long throws are of the Hail Mary variety. They are neither deep nor accurate, and will always draw a crowd. Arm strength at his age is not correctable to any great degree. He will need every other attribute available to him to improve with experience, because his arm strength will not.
Simms has most likely played his last game for us. He is as good as gone. Gradkowski will never be a deep threat throwing rainbow passes. McCown is our only hope if Gruden wants to use that part of his playbook.