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McPherson

He was hit by the Titans’ team mascot. McPherson should be fine.

McPherson walked off the field but didn’t play afterwards. We wonder if the funny incident hurt McPherson’s chances of making the team.

He’s picking up the New Orleans offense slowly, but this gives the team a reason to keep him on the roster. Jamie Martin should be the team’s backup.

Where’s the accountability here? We’re alarmed that T-Rac will continue to terrorize fourth-string quarterbacks on his wheels of death. Did anyone even give T-Rac a breathalyzer test?

“T-Rac,” the mascot of the Titans, hit McPherson while driving a golf cart. The NFL is investigating the matter. A five-time Pro Bowler (T-Rac, not McPherson), the mascot now risks being released later this month.

It sounds like the team is willing to go with Todd Bouman as the number three quarterback. We have a feeling McPherson would clear waivers and could be placed on the practice squad anyhow.

Both his 40 time and his vertical were improvements over his marks at the NFL Combine earlier this month. McPherson is regarded as a highly talented, yet somewhat troubled prospect. Though he has the distinction of being the only prep athlete to be named both Mr. Football and Mr. Basketball of Florida in the same year, he also has character concerns after being dismissed from FSU for gambling on FSU games while he was playing. McPherson, given the right situation, could evolve into a starting NFL quarterback in a few years. Someone to keep an eye on in deep dynasty leagues.

The wildly talented former AFL star will be the number three QB in New Orleans this season. The Saints would love him to challenge Aaron Brooks by 2006.

He’s the backup to Chad Salisbury, no relation to Sean. McPherson hasn’t gotten so much as a phone call from NFL teams lately. He threw 61 TDs and 5 INTs as the AFL’s Rookie of the Year in ’04, so it looks like he’s regressed.

The team wants him to get a full offseason with the Saints coaching staff. With either Vince Young or Matt Leinart likely headed to New Orleans, McPherson’s future will probably be as a backup at best.