Ok so sparano saying that Henne is our QB of the future and that he needs to get more snaps because his time is coming was not enough ??

If a year from now Henne turns out to be a bust and CP10 is winning the Super Bowl for Minnesota I´ll come to were you live and bitch slap you across the face

That we are going hard for a receiver in round one? I was watching NFL network last night, and they did three mock drafts. All three have us taking a receiver with the 25th pick. Two of them had us taking Percy Harvin, and the other, Kenny Britt. what do you think?

heard of this being done previously. Great way to see if the QB has a good rapport with the receiver

Man, I can’t wait for the draft!

and Henne can run ALL of the offense, then he should be starting some time this year.

Pennington is in an off-season conditioning program. Why would the big 3 pull Pennington out of that to throw the ball for potential draft picks/ UDFA’s? Also, what better way to keep your young QB of the future involved and throwing during the off-season. I think Pennington is still our starter this year.

If anything, it really is a great problem to have. It’s the same in MLB, you can never have too much pitching.

from the triumvirate.

See what receivers mesh with your future QB… brilliant.

Does this happen a lot, or is this new?

henne to nicks for six!!!!!!!!

i would like to see the FO draft defense with the first three picks. And pick up a receiver with the 3rd or 4th> i would really enjoy seeing us draft Louis Murphy, i think he would be a serious asset and can be seen as a tall version of Ginn. Especially if henne likes throwing to him. He is a development project, but not much. With the outstandingcoaching staff I think Louis Murphy can become what this team could use and need.

Louis Murphy
Ht: 6-3 Wt: 195
Position: WR
Date of Birth: 05/11/1987
Class: Senior
High School: Lakewood HS
(Saint Petersburg, FL)
College: Florida

2009 Scout.com NFL Draft Rankings (full list):
Pos: WR Pos Rank: #10 Pos Rating:

Scout.com Player Evaluation:
STRENGTHS
 Downfield Threat
 Elusiveness with Catch
 Quickness off Line

AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT
 Blocking Ability
 Route-Running Skills

Murphy is an athletic, playmaking receiver who is a threat downfield. He has great size and speed and has the ability to pull in the toughest receptions. He gets a quick release off the line and instantly gains separation from the opposition. He gives teams flexibility and can play inside or outside. He’s dangerous in space and elusive after the catch. He has to improve his route running. – Chris Steuber, Scout.com