nothing on the 2007 team was good so how is a rookie gonna come in and be a stud when everything is in dismay.

Orton=overated due to the fact everyone on this site is desperate
refusing to pay him (Roth) and then cutting him is not thinking he is worth the money

Still, do you feel we should have kept John Beck instead of getting the clear upgrade in Pennington? That’s what you are advocating with Henne when there are Kyle Ortons out there.

1.) You’re comparing Apples and Oanges.
CP10 had a history of success and strong play as well as a completion % second to none. CP10 also has a career QB Rating of 90.1 Kyle Orton has a history of success with a good team around him but being in no way spectacular (Sounds kinda like Sanchez, would you like us to have him start for us?). Orton’s career QB rating is 79.6 (That’s after a 2 yrs in Denver where he average 87.2). Orton’s best Comp% for a season was 62.1 in 2009. CP10’s worst ever over a full season was 59.0 (His AVERAGE being 4% points higher than Orton’s BEST year)
If you would like a better comparison of Orton then ask yourself how good is he when Chicago won the NFC in 2006 when Orton wasn’t wearing a Bears uni but in 2005, 2007, and 2008 the Bears (13-3 in 2006) went 21-12 in the 33 games Orton played in? Go look for Orton’s stats vs Grossman’s in 2005. They are virtually IDENTICAL in every major category (Their QB ratings were both 59.7 but Grossman’s was based on only 1 start vs Orton’s 15). Are you suggesting we would be better off with a slightly better version of Rex Grossman?
SIDENOTE: In his first 3 seasons (33 starts, 33games) in the NFL (All with Chicago), Orton compiled a QB Rating of 71.1 with a 55.3 Comp%, 5,319 yds, a 5.8 Yds/Att, and 30TDs to 27 INTs.
In his first 3 seasons (27 starts, 32 gms) in the NFL, Henne has compiled a QB Rating of 75.3 with a 61.1s comp%, 6,246 Yds, 6.6 Yds/Att and 27TDs to 33 INTs.
 In short, if Henne cuts down the INTS and throws more TDs, he will be superior to your new cruch Kyle Orton in every statistical measurment that matters AND he won’t cost us ANYTHING in a half-assed trade with Denver. Also of note is that Orton’s Broncos went 11-17 in his 28 starts whereas Henne’s Dolphins have gone 14-14 in his 28 starts (Counting Tennessee this season as a start) which shows how Orton’s #s in Denver may have been much higher than in Chicago but the Bears had winning seasons and Denver had two seasons so bad their coach was fired.
2.) Who the hell said keep John Beck???? Nobody but you as far as I am aware. You want to cherry-pick him as an example of a QB that wasn’t given 2 full seasons but you neglect to notice that Henne is nowhere near as incapable as Beck was nor was Henne thrown into the fire amidst a 1-15 season by a reluctant coach who didn’t want to start him in his rookie year.
3.) Pennington cost us NOTHING because the Jets dumped him!!!! Orton would cost us more than nothing (No matter how bad Denver wants to get rid of him and Elway isn’t sold on Tebow so don’t expect Orton to go at a garge sale price).

Dear desperate Henne Haters that would gladly have anyone but Henne start, Lie down before you hurt yourselves!
If you want to replace Henne then come up with a better option! Good luck with that.
So until you try to sell us that Vince Young would suddenly become better than Michael Vick if he just put on a Dolphins uniform, I bid you adieu.