About time.
The guy is not a NFL QB. Tho some team will pick him up and let him hang around for a while then cut him.
He can't process game information fast enough. That isn't fixable.
Yeah.Looked good two years ago, not so good last year in spot duties. Sucks to get released now though, not many teams to latch on to. Denver's put it's eggs in the Paxton basket so I can't see them waisting time and resources on Zach. I could see someone in division bringing him in like the Texans, not sure who they have backing up Osweiller.
He'll be a Cowboy.
About time.
The guy is not a NFL QB. Tho some team will pick him up and let him hang around for a while then cut him.
He can't process game information fast enough. That isn't fixable.
Backup at best. One of those QBs whose hype among fans exceeds his playing ability.
Not so fast. The coach who drafted him is now is the OC for Charges. If anyone knows if he has potential it is Whisenhunt. If they do not, I take it mean major red flags On and or off the field). Also I think that K. Moore showed more when he started for Dallas than Mettenberg did for Titans.
How about the Jets? An endless competion for the backup but no starter.http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/05/16/who-might-put-in-a-waiver-claim-on-mettenberger/
Who might put in a waiver claim on Mettenberger?
Posted by Zac Jackson on May 16, 2016
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With the Titans moving on from quarterback Zach Mettenberger and Mettenberger’s next stop now being subject to the waiver wire, the Browns will have the first chance to claim Mettenberger if they want him.
The Browns already have five quarterbacks, so they may pass. But with a 24-year old quarterback with 10 games starting experience hitting the waiver wire at a time almost every team is already shuffling its roster, some team will probably claim Mettenberger, even if that team just views him as a potential backup.
Even though Mettenberger is 0-10 as a starter, interested teams know the Titans haven’t been very good the last two seasons. He’s 6-foot-5 and has completed 60 percent of his passes, and that should be good enough for some team to take a low-risk flier on a player who’s still on his rookie contract. The timing of his release was curious, but enough teams need quarterbacks to think that Mettenberger will get another shot soon.
Among the teams who could put in a waiver claim on Mettenberger…
**The Browns have five quarterbacks, but the new coaching staff and new regime are really tied only to Robert Griffin III and Cody Kessler. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see Metteneberger claimed and Connor Shaw or Austin Davis released. The Browns probably see Josh McCown as a good tutor for Kessler, but we don’t know how much he’s really in the plans.
**Despite drafting Dak Prescott in the fourth round, the Cowboys could use an overall upgrade in quarterback depth. Same for the Chargers.
**The 49ers make sense given the uncertainty surrounding the Colin Kaepernick situation and that Blaine Gabbert is probably the team’s current starter. The 49ers drafted Jeff Driskel, but not until the sixth round.
**The Colts have had quite a backup quarterback carousel over the last several months, and like the Cowboys they found out last year that life without a viable backup is quite miserable.
**Cardinals Coach Bruce Arians likes big, strong-armed quarterbacks, and the Cardinals didn’t draft a quarterback in the 2016 draft.
**The Lions drafted Jake Rudock in the sixth round but have only Rudock and Dan Orlovsky behind Matthew Stafford.
**The Steelers have Bruce Gradkowski and Landry Jones under contract as backups, but Jones is entering the final year of his rookie deal and might not be in the team’s plans.
**The Broncos are at the bottom of the waiver order, but given their quarterback situation putting in a claim just in case every other team passes wouldn’t be a bad idea.
Not so fast. The coach who drafted him is now is the OC for Charges. If anyone knows if he has potential it is Whisenhunt. If they do not, I take it mean major red flags On and or off the field). Also I think that K. Moore showed more when he started for Dallas than Mettenberger did for Titans.
Zach Mettenberger is a game charger.
Let me explain. I always enjoyed listening to Greg Cossell. He seems to be very good at what he does and claims to watch more tape than anyone on the planet. I had a lot of respect for him, until he said that Mettenberger was better than both Mariota and Winston and the Titans shouldn't pick either. He also said that Sidney Moncrief will end up being the best receiver in the draft.
So that Mettenberger made me realize that the one guy I respected and whose opinions I enjoyed listening too is just another guy that got where he was because of his name or who he knows.
Backup at best. One of those QBs whose hype among fans exceeds his playing ability.
Hell of a player. Arguably should be in the NBA Hall of Fame. Donte Moncrief, on the other hand...
Agree on Cosell. Used to respect him but he's said a lot of crazy things the past few years that made me believe he's not good at evaluating talent.
Agreed. People see big boy with a huge arm and fall in love but he struggles with the most important parts of being a NFL QB. He processes things slowly, his ball placement is bad when he's forced off his spot, and he has poor pocket presence.
I think AZ makes a lot of sense.Dude has a cannon.....But the slow feet scare me....STILL....look at the numbers...to say he isn't good enough to start in the NFL is a mistake....I'd be shocked if he isn't on a roster (Diego, Falcons, Cards, or Saints) in the next month. I actually like the guys game....