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Your kidding. The guy cannot help a good team to win games, how is he suppose to make a difference on a bad team?

they already have joey, why would they go after joey 2.0?

If Phil Emery was high on Grossman he was smoking the good s__t!!!!

We're talking about the Bears!! They're not supposed to have a good QB. Their stock in trade has always been defense and a running game. They need to find the next Walter Payton or Gail Sayers.

Rex Grossman would be a great fit in Atlanta. Plus, Griese would never have to look behind his shoulder to see if Grossman would take the starting job from him.

I remember reading an article somewhere that speculated Atlanta would draft Brohm out of Louisville if possibe to reunite him with Petrino. Acquiring Grossman would not make sense if that is Atlanta's long range thinking.

OK he sucked for the Bears is he going to miraculously become a wonderful QB when stepping foot in ATL? Gimme a break....

He will never start in the NFL again.

Poor chicago sports writer over valuing his qb

I think Grossman has proven what he can do. ATL should look elsewhere.

how do they think rex will do bettter then joey

Rex and Atlanta shouldn't even be mention in tha same sentence.

Maybe if Chicago trades their offensive line with Rex, then maybe the Bears would score more.

Grossman to Jacksonville sounds more like it.

"...Griese would never have to look behind his shoulder to see if Grossman would take the starting job from him."

He doesn't have to do that now, despite Grossman being at the #2 slot on the depth chart.

Didn't the Falcons already pick up Leftwich? Most of the reports indicate that as soon as he is up to speed with the playbook he will take over the starting job from Harrington. If that is, in fact, the case why would the Falcons want two QBs who are absolutely lousy even when they over-achieve?

Rex Grossman needs a great offense to play in, much like Ben Roethlisberger. Without the supporting cast, his weaknesses quickly become exposed. The Bears should have looked at two things; bringing in a veteran to mentor RG and getting him the weapons to support him. The Bears are not scaring anyone with their offense. That is part Rex, but also part Cedric Benson, the receiving corps and the OL.

McKay has his sights set on a fully-recovered Chris Simms.

Please, for the love of god, no.

bs article.

I would actully prefer Harrington over Grossman.

people in Atlanta watch SEC football they knew about Grossman long before the Bears fans