Should Lions Trade No. 1 For Vince Young and a Fourth Round Pick?

For too long, the Detroit Lions have struggled without a decent quarterback at the helm. They have depended on high-round draft picks and veteran free agents to lead their team throughout the years, such as Gus Ferrotte, Charlie Batch, Joey Harrington, Jon Kitna, and Dante Culpepper.

By the way, I'm only 19 years of age.

Once again, the Lions are stuck at the top of the draft board looking for some direction, maybe a little light at the end of the tunnel. And who is there, standing before us, in the shadow of the sun, none other than...Vince Young?

I have a firm belief in winning now.

If your not playing to win everytime you step on that football field, then why play? For me, it's a win today, or don't play ever again type of game.

Word on the street, or through the inter-web, is that Detroit is having a hard time selling that little prize they got for going 0-16, and rightfully so. But as a die-hard, live-for-the-moment Lions fan, I see the answer to our solution right down in the heart of the country, or country music.

The Tennessee Titans have a starting quarterback with Kerry Collins, and a capable starting quarterback in Vince Young. Detroit has...uhh...who do we have? It makes since to me that if a team isn't using a player, and that player obviously isn't very happy to be where they are, then trade them.

Detroit has the power to get Young. But your asking for what price? That's irrelevant—the Lions just need to get him.