Maybe I haven't been following close enough, but I just saw this on ESPN and thought it was about time.  This is awesome considering most people thought it would be next year that Kellen's number was called.   Does anyone think that Kellen has a shot at improving 2008's pass completion percentage?  In my mind, I thought it would go down due to TY being back and the chance of the long ball being dropped being higher.  From what I can see at the games, Kellen's biggest attribute on the field is his vision.  In the military we call it being able to read the battlefield and Kellen does it exceptionally well.  He reminds me of McCoy the sense that not only does he know whats out there and available; he also knows what's going to bring the most production, what's at risk, and how it will effect the game.  I realize that he is getting his calls from the side line a lot of the time, but he still has to make the ultimate decision and he rarely disappoints (fresno sideline throw not withstanding).  There's my Lincolns.