aka the Pat White show?
Wouldn’t last a season. He’d get battered.
His success in college isn’t going to carry over against pro defenses.

white will get time thru the wildcat, but that wont make him a starter. Think about it like this this… if henne was one year younger and was drafted with this class, he would be #1 QB. we got him for a reason, as well as why we got pat white. Both could ptentially be the best steals if the duo is used correctly in the future, once the glorious CP10 days are over.
But as for now, CP10 is starter, then henne. Yes, pat white will get his chance before henne thru the wildcat… but henne is the future.

I see White turning into a receiver over the next couple of years. Henne is definately the future. If CP struggles even a little bit I see him getting pulled. I don’t think he will though. And Henne is watching and learning. I see CP taking us to 12-4 and very deep into the playoffs this year.

We didn’t fly Chad Henne around the country to work out receivers for no reason.

before the season is cut down to top 52, we will eventully have are best out there. now that being said there still might be upgrade’s to be had! woulden’t that be a story to write also very conserned-no, overwelmonly pleased again no, somewere in the middel of this
circus felling better-then last year about my team!!!!!

i think we will probably use pat white as receiver for a few plays to get the opposing defense comfortable. then when we need it penny and white switch: we now have the wildpat. this way the defense wont be able to react to bringing white in.
how pat white plays in the oppurtunities given is what will determine if he will get a chance to be the starter. at worst he will be a wr that is a big play waiting to happen.
if penny does go down i can almost guarantee that henne will go in as the starter and we still use white in the wildcat/wildpat.

that ball is in Whites court this season

Interesting to see how Atlanta responds if Pat White is QB for the first play of the game with 2 WRs/2 TEs and Ronnie in the backfield. If they pull up the safety for run support, let it fly to Ginn deep.

This Pat White thing is starting to bother me. The entirety of the “surprise” that Pat will bring to the Wildcat is predicated on the fact that teams must honor the formation, not the QB.

The Wildcat becomes a spread shotgun with him taking the snap, but teams must be wary of the overloaded line formations and the run first. He might have success passing out of the formation because of this.

Chad Henne on the other hand is a prototypical NFL quarterback with above average arm strength and accuracy. Listening to Pat White in an interview and then listen to one of Chad from his rookie season.

Chad has the nards. Not Pat. The pro set, with some flourishes from the wildcat will win a championship. No one is winning a superbowl with a scrambling QB in the modern era.

The Wildcat will always run into problems when confronting elite 3-4 defenses.

If the Dolphins cannot run out of a pro set then they will never be able to beat athletic 3-4 teams like the Ravens or Steelers. Not ever.