Tenebrous wrote:This is unfair, Pryor has publicly credited Palmer with teaching him how to be an NFL QB; small things to look for in the film room, the importance of preparation, etc. Indeed, Pryor has even stated that Palmer has continued to give him advice and encouragement from Arizona. In regards to the Palmer's unfavorable stats - I am sure he also has favorable stats - but, in the end, I am not familiar with Arizona's offense, however, Palmer (much like other QB's - and even RB's) can be dangerous in the right offense. He may not be a first ballot NFL Hall of Fame QB, or even a hall of fame QB at all, but that is far from making him a bad QB.
Also, Palmer's early departure may end up hurting Pryor long-term - perhaps, Pryor's growth would have been better with another year behind a veteran NFL QB. Maybe not - at this point it is too early to tell, but it is possible.
Arizona coach is about to pull Palmer if he continue to throw INT for TD's, i agreed, Pryor might just need a veteran qb to show him the in & out of being a professional.
Raiders can fine a cheaper vet. qb to work with Pryor then what Palmer wanted.
