Aug. 25, 2012; Orchard Park, NY, USA; Buffalo Bills quarterback Vince Young (10) looks to make a pass against the Pittsburgh Steelers during the second half at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Steelers beat the Bills 38-7. Mandatory Credit: Timothy T. Ludwig-USA TODAY Sports

Am I the only one not impressed by Vince Young “impressing” scouts at the University of Texas’ Pro Day?  Apparently Gil Brandt loved VY’s work on the field:

Brandt was more effusive in his praise, saying Young “put on a show” and was “magnificent” passing the ball in the pocket and on the run. Brandt touted Young’s accuracy; a few of Young’s long tosses to Texas receiver Marquise Goodwin drew “oohs” and “aahs” from the crowd.

I’m not impressed. Not in the least. This guy has failed to stick on any roster since his departure from the Tennessee Titans just a few years back. He burnt out in Philadelphia and then failed to stick to a pretty unimpressive roster in Buffalo.

This is the guy who divided a locker room in Tennessee; a guy who threw his pads into the stands after being frustrated with then head coach Jeff Fisher.

Young’s antics are ever reminiscent of a child. In his latest interviews and interactions with the media, I haven’t seen much change. He’s a child who wants another shot. One such example, at least to myself, was him discussing an “apology” letter he wrote to Jeff Fisher. A real apology isn’t something you use as a media piece to try and rebuild your image. That’s exactly what that letter feels like to me. It’s VY pointing to a letter saying, “Look! I’ve matured! I’ve changed!”

I don’t even think it was his idea. I feel it was something his people told him to do in order to repair his image.

It hasn’t repair it in my eyes.

Maybe I’m a little sore over a former Titans draft pick who burnt the Titans. Maybe he has changed. But an almost 30-year old QB who is stealing players spotlights at their Pro Day doesn’t say a lot to me. While I’m fine with Young getting another shot with whatever NFL team will have him, I don’t think it’s right that he’s in the way of other young guys at their Pro Day. He had his already, give them their time in the spotlight.

In the end, I think VY is all about VY. Nothing’s changed.

A 30-year old QB throwing in shorts and a shirt to a bunch of 21-year old kids at their Pro Day isn’t changing my mind, however good he may have looked.

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This video reminds you of everything good about the Titans, even though you know the painful future of some of the players in it. You see Vince Young doing what we all hoped he would continue to do for years. You see Steve McNair pull off impossible plays.You even get to see the Michael Griffin we all love.

You also just get to drool thinking about being able to watch a football game again.

I got goosebumps reliving all these great moments in Tennessee Titans history. Enjoy.

R.I.P. Steve McNair and Mike Heimerdinger. We miss you.

A big thanks to YouTube user CashvilleTitans18 for compiling such a great video.

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Nov 27, 2011; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Vince Young (9) along the sidelines during the second quarter against the New England Patriots at Lincoln Financial Field. The Patriots defeated the Eagles 38-20. Mandatory Credit: Howard Smith-US PRESSWIRE

Ex-Titans QB Vince Young has agreed on a one-year, $2 million dollar deal with the Buffalo Bills.

The former 3rd overall pick will be competing for a back up position behind Ryan Fitzpatrick. This last year Vince Young spent time as an Eagles back-up QB, playing in a couple games with mixed results. The Buffalo Bills are Young’s third team now since entering the NFL in 2006.

If Young sputters out in Buffalo, it’ll be interesting to see if another team takes a flyer on him. There’s no doubt that he has talent, but this late in the game, his determination and dedication are heavily in question. There might not be another opportunity if he doesn’t do well with this one.

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