I would like to throw them both under a bus..

Literally....

I agree. Henne is not where I would like him to be but there are other issues influencing his play. I really believe with a new OC , beefed up O-line and even a new RB thrown in he can develop into a very good Qb. I think he has lost confidence and has become afraid to make mistakes. He just needs some confidence building. I think he will work on some things during the off season and come back strong next year. How he reacts to this season will tell me alot about him and his character.

It takes 2 to tango. The play calling has not been great but to put this whole thing on Henning is wrong. Henning will be gone after this season , even if Sparano wants him back he will retire so he is past tense. Henne whether we like it or not will be here so lets focus on him.
Henne is an average QB. He has his moments of showing signs he could be more than that only to be extinguished by his play in the very next game. He is inconsistant. Nobody can argue if this team looks in another direction at the QB position. Henne has done nothing to sure up this job long term. And he was benched. I really dont read who writes the posts on this board , I just read them. So I could not tell you the Henne supporters & the ones who are not. I hope my view however doesnt classify me as a hater , a word that has no use on here by the way.
As a fan I am tired of being below average to average or mediocre. it is a QB driven league & if we have a average QB more than likely we will remain an average team. Shame on these regimes for not having our future QB already in place on this roster all these years after Marino.
I am tired being the best team in the league at the begining of training camp only to be hanging onto the playoffs by a strand in November. Not a homer , not a hater , just a realist.

Hard to argue with that

Hahah this comment was hilarious.

Henne is not productive enough, except when it comes to INT's. He leads an offense that can't score points regularly, except off the foot of Dan Carpenter. Injuries and Henning have been a factor, but Henne has never thrown more TD's than INT's in a season and I bet it finishes off that way this year. Defense and the weather gave us a win against the Jets...if the Jets' receivers didn't drop easy passes then it would have been a loss for sure. Henne played horrible. The guy has huge problems with accuracy and misses open receivers routinely.

No need to argue though. Next season, I strongly suspect Henne will be benched for good and will either be a backup in Miami or be traded. He might even begin the season as the starter, but I bet that won't last. If he ends up turning it around and being a solid QB, then great, but I sincerely doubt that is going to happen.

I'll bet that not only does Henne start, but he plays the entire season as the starter short of injury.

I will place the same bet. I think he will improve and whether we like it or not there will not be a better alternative. I have heard McNabb and Palmer mentioned as possibilities. Neither is better.

At this point, both are WORSE and aren't legit competition for Henne.

McNabb is a career West Coast QB who looks absolutely TERRIBLE this year. I don't think he'd be a good fit for this team AT ALL.

Palmer clearly has some sort of issue. There is something wrong with his body and looks to be used goods.