Why in the hell would you bring in a QB in the verge of retirement that has already stated his wishes to play for a team that is ready to contend deep into the playoffs, into a team that is right in the middle of a rebuilding process with half the talent Aquinas High lines up at WR??
I wont even say the old tired “we are trying to get young” line
You yourself are being a hypocrite, you had it written right there in your sig or in one of your posts that "i cant wait to have a true franchise Qb …. so what, now you want to get yourself a 38 years old care taker instead of a 32?? there goes your logic …
And from a football standpoint, this is just silly as nothing else could be. You are telling me that you want to play Warner for 2 years, and then see him retire just when our rebuilding process is complete and we have all the pieces together to make a run to the super bowl, but wait, lining up a first time starter Qb??? we would be a dejavu from this year´s Green Bay.
I think you dropped the ball here, if you just want to see Penny gone then put all your efforts into starting Henne this season but dont throw around this bs.
And by the way, football wise you just lost all respect I had for you
So lets use some logic for once please just for once lets see lets see mmmm i got it

Your version of the facts: Penne worked against his understudy.
Sources: “Reports”, “unfounded hatred against a guy you have never met”

My version of the facts: Penne is a heck of a mentor
Sources: John Beck (3rd string QB for the Miami Dolphis), Chad Henne (2nd string QB for the Miami Dolphins.

So now. From your standpoint, Arm is everything when it comes to the QB position. Chad s got a crappy arm. Then he is a crappy Qb. Ok we got it. But now, I guess, and really im just taking a wild guess, you have never played pro football for a team that just went 1-15, you have no idea of what a player and his intangibles can do to lift his teammates spirits and confidence. said-sport is 90% mental, as many great athletes have said. so lets now pretend that his actual teammates have a better grasp of Chads importance to the team than we actually do, and again, thats another wild guess. Because we talk like we know everyting there is to know about the Dolphins, on and off the field. So lets give these guys a chance to tell us why Chad is such a huge asset to this team.

Vernon Carey:
‘Coach [Tony Sparano] was like, `Come on! Come on! Come on!’ and Chad just said, ‘Calm down, coach. We got it,’ ‘’ Carey recalled. ``You sit there and, wow, somebody who just stood up to the coach. Like, `Hey, man, we’ve got this.’

``I guess Coach respected him for that, and all the players respected him for that.’’

’’Leadership’’ tops the short list of the few NFL assets not quantified by any clock, tape or Byzantine formula.

Andre Goodman:
‘’I think once we saw Chad [Pennington] come into our locker room that preseason game, when he actually entered our locker room, the atmosphere felt different,’’ cornerback Andre’ Goodman said. ``It’s kind of like you can see a leader walk in.’’

Sparano
‘’His work ethic is pretty contagious, and I think that when they see a guy has been in the league eight, nine, 10 years, and this guy is doing what he’s doing, I think that all of a sudden these guys figure out that this has got to be the right way,’’

This guy brought attitude to a team that lacked any of it, this guy brought the attitude such a sport like this requires to win. And what would his teammates take if you asked them, a rocket arm or this thingy called attitude??? let Andre Goodman answer that for you

‘’When the whole team sees that, attitude changes,’’ Goodman said. ``It just does. Attitude is a lot when it comes to playing this game"

So please start giving some credit to this guy, and if you dont want to, then stop pretending you know what it takes from a Qb to win a super bowl or not.