Jordan Palmer, a reserve quarterback with the Chicago Bears, announced he was released from the organization on Friday. "I really appreciate all the kind words from the #Bears fans but I'm headed home today," Palmer tweeted. "Crazy biz but appreciative." In two preseason games that he appeared in, Palmer completed 12 of 18 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown. Palmer was drafted in the sixth round of the 2007 NFL draft by the Washington Redskins. He had his stints with Cincinnati and Jacksonville before landing with Chicago this preseason. He played college football at UTEP. He is the younger brother of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer. Source: National Football Post
While his release doesn't come as a surprise, I thought he was the better of the two QBs between himself and Trent Edwards last night.
I'm not surprised. Edwards has starting experience. In some cases, experience is worth more than talent
