The Green Bay Packers and Vince Young have parted ways, and the quarterback took to Twitter to thank the organization for an opportunity to win the backup job behind Aaron Rodgers.?
Adam Caplan of ESPN reported Young had signed a one-year deal with no guaranteed money.
With Young out of the picture, B.J. Coleman has emerged from the preseason battle to become the backup for Rodgers. The 2012 seventh-round pick out of Chattanooga has made enough progress for the Packers to put their faith in him after cutting Graham Harrell earlier in the preseason.
Did the Packers make the right call?
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Yes, Coleman is ready.
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No, Young should have been the No. 2 QB.
Did the Packers make the right call?
Interestingly, Young outplayed Coleman during the preseason.
The former Tennessee Titans signal-caller completed 53.1 percent of his passes for 218 yards and one touchdown. He also didn't throw any interceptions, a problem during the early stages of his career.
The numbers equated to a 71.6 quarterback rating, but that mark was still well ahead of Coleman. He connected on 41.2 percent of his throws with one touchdown and one interception, posting a quarterback rating of 49.6
The 30-year-old former Texans Longhorns star will have to hope a team looking for a backup option comes calling before the start of the regular?season.?
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Source: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1756880-vince-young-announces-release-from-packers-on-twitter
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