Can Joey Harrington be an effective quarterback?
All evidence points to no on this one. Harrington has been a colossal bust for a former top of the first round quarterback, and he’s never shown the kind of leadership or determination you look for in a franchise QB. He has been aggressive and confident so far in Petrino’s new system. I’m a big fan of encouraging signs, so maybe Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadoo has finally found a place he can call his home. Then again, maybe he’s destined to be the same mediocre excuse for a player he’s always been. As much as I hate to say, I think Harrington will start out strong and flame out like a candle in the wind. It doesn’t help that he probably likes that song, too. Verdict: Bobbing up and down for a bit, then sinking fast. 2. Will Joe Horn anchor the receiving corps? The short answer is yes. Don’t expect him to put up huge numbers, but Horn does provide that wily veteran aura which will endear him to fans. It helps that he can catch and run routes very well in his advanced age, two skills he de
