I'd rather drink anti-freeze than see Jay Fiedler quarterbacking the Cardinals.
That guy has the WORST arm in the NFL. I realize, arm strength is vastly overrated in some cases (i/e Matt Leinart, who's accuracy and decent arm work hand in hand) however I've seen kids in the sandlot with more arm strength than Fiedler.
As for the question, should Warner jump to Detroit or anywhere else, as much as I'd like to see a QB drafted then thrown to the wolves, it won't happen.. Not with Green's balls on the chopping block. I also think the bridge between the Cards and Josh McCown is too far burnt for any kind of return, so I see yet another stopgap option (i/e Kitna, Ferrotte or someone of that variety).
Lastly, to those who think Culpepper is coming to Arizona, I really wouldn't hold my breath too much on that happening. For starters, as many others have stated, who starts the first three or four (even that's asking for an almost immediate recovery) games while Culpepper continues his recooperation? To me, putting Navarre in is akin to asking for another 1-3, 0-4 start. As I said above though, even that's being generous and hoping the guy can recover from torn anterior cruciate, medial collateral and posterior cruciate ligaments. Generally, that much damage takes at LEAST a year to fully heal with extensive physical therapy, which would put his earliest target date at the beginning of November. And with rumors of Minnesota asking for the 10th overall selection AND Adrian Wilson, I'd sooner pass and go in to the season with Navarre at QB than pay that much for a guy with a shredded knee.
Alll in all, really the best option is to re-sign Warner.
