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Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
Detroit Lions quarterback coach Mike Martz, second from right, works with quarterbacks Josh McCown, right, Jon Kitna, left, and Shaun King, second from left at the Lions training facility in Allen Park, Mich., Monday, March 20, 2006. The Detroit Lions are parting ways with Joey Harrington after four turbulent seasons in which the former third overall draft pick went from franchise savior to fans' scourge. Taking Harrington's spot under center most likely will be Kitna or McCown. The two former N
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
McCown, Kitna and King? Mad Mike has his work cut out for him. BTW, does he know he's been demoted to quarterback coach?
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
I have every confidence that Mad Mike will come up with something nobody has seen yet.
A whole new team and players to confuse and inspire at the sametime,its gonna be interesting to say the least.My heart beats crazy and my blood runs wild
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
so is this the last we'll hear from harrington?
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
I look forward to seeing how the Lions go next year, I for one will be keeping an eye on them
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
I would bet that most people thought even less of Green, Warner and Bulger before they got their chance.McCown, Kitna and King?
Kitna's already a proven NFL qb, McCown has shown flashes of excellence and King...okay, I got nothin' for King but Martz has some decent clay to mold in my opinion. There's a LOT of talent on offense so it will be interesting to see what they can do.
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
If anyone can get the most out of a quarterback it's Martz, but all the guys he has to work with are known quantities at this point in their careers. The only one that I could see taking things to a higher level is possibly McCown. Originally Posted by moklerman
I agree it will be very interesting to see what Martz can accomplish with this group. I'll be getting maximum value out of my NFL Sunday Ticket in 2006.
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
Yeah, me too. I can hardly remember what NFL watching was like before it came along. As far as Kitna, King and McCown being known commodities I'll somewhat agree about Kitna. He's been in a variety of systems and has probably shown all he's going to show. That being said, he did put up 26 td's and 3,500 yards his last year as a starter and those numbers are better than most team's are getting right now. McCown is still a virtual unknown at this point. He's been yo-yo'd in Arizona so much that a change of scenery may pay huge dividends. Shaun King I can never seem to get too down on since he's the main reason the Rams beat Tampa back in 1999. He seems like a good athlete but I've had no interest in watching him so I don't know what he might be able to do.I agree it will be very interesting to see what Martz can accomplish with this group. I'll be getting maximum value out of my NFL Sunday Ticket in 2006.
On a negative note, I don't think it's really encouraging for Detroit fans, regardless of who the OC is, to have 2/3 of the Arizona Cardinals qb's from 2004.
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
I think McCown will get the starting job with Kitna as the back up. I can see McCown doing well in Martz system. One thing we will find out is how tough McCown is thats for sure.
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
Martz is both the OC and QB coach. Originally Posted by r8rh8rmike
"Before the gates of excellence the high gods have placed sweat; long is the road thereto and rough and steep at first; but when the heights are reached, then there is ease, though grievously hard in the winning." --- Hesiod
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
I found it humorous HUb that he would be noted as the lesser of the two titles. I guess he was wearing the QB coach hat at the time of the photo. Originally Posted by HUbison
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Re: Good to see Mad Mike back to work.
Wow, signing 1 great back-up QB, 1 good back up, and 1 ??? QB. I think that the Lions' should have solved their QB woes with quality, not quantity.
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