As a Jaguars fan I had the pleasure of watching Vince Young fail for five seasons in Tennessee.  He never amassed more than nine victories in a season, he had some psychological problems that made one wonder what was going on in Tennessee, and he appeared to think he was God’s gift to football (no offense to him, he was pretty good back in Texas!).

I thought the Eagles would do him some good last season.  Then came the now infamous “Dream Team” label placed on the  free spending Eagles by none other than Young himself – the backup quarterback.

In the three games he did start, young threw nine picks, four touchdowns, averaged 7.6 yards per attempt, and had a 1-2 win-loss record. I’m not saying he was terrible, but he definitely wasn’t the man to lead the team when they needed someone to replace Michael Vick.  I bet it made Andy Reid miss Kevin Kolb…  Young isn’t terrible, but he has gaffs that make our current Vice President look perfectly eloquent.  Young isn’t very effective, still has a Texas sized ego, and brings more of a headache than relief.  It’s a good thing for the AFC South that he’s out of there.

I don’t mean this as a thrashing of Vince Young, I mean this more as a public service announcement for the Buffalo Bills.  I know I’m not in charge of personnel up in New York, but if I was I would have a number of questions before letting Young backup Ryan Fitzpatrick.

- Luke N. Sims