Dale said:
It's really quite simple. If Parcells and Co. still see potential in Henson, he will be kept around. If they feel he's a lost cause, he will be released (why carry an expensive No. 3 QB you don't like?).
I think the decision hinges entirely around his performance here on out. I don't get the impression Parcells loves Henson as a prospect (it *seems* he is much more enamored by Romo), but that could easily change if Henson improves.
I agree that anyone who suggests they know what will happen is full of Commanders (sounds like a nice substitute for the curse word normally used here, right?). But, I am a little concerned that -- despite Henson's progression in Europe -- he isn't showing enough improvement to signal he is the prospect I once hoped he was.
I wish more people would just follow your lead and let it go ... just ... let it go......
Time to move on with Drew Bledsoe!
I mean, c'mon people, he's a legitimate QB; a probable HOFer. We've got one of the best arms in the league throwing to TO, She, Jason Witten, Crayton and Fabini and fans are still evaluating the talent that Drew Henson doesn't have?
Who knows, perhaps he left it behind, wrapped up in Tom Brady's jock stap. Or maybe he just lost his mojo because all he really ever wanted was to be a Yankee; Parcells is just a big 'ol meanie who hate Henson.
Whatever the case may be, it's obvious that Henson isn't/wasn't the prosect some fans thought he would be; and it is quite possible that Tony Romo is more of a prospect than most thought, initially.
Strange how that works, but it looks that's how it's gonna work.