Yeah. Normally when you draft top 5 quarterbacks, you invest into the offense to help them out. This offense had no talent when they drafted him and they turned most of their attention to the defense. Until this past offseason they drafted him two 2nd round receivers, only one of which has done anything, and two third round offensive linemen, only one of which is any good, and a 2nd round running back who is a healthy inactive every week. That actually isn't bad, but the results have been. But more importantly, they've brought in almost no veteran leadership. Julius Thomas was a massive bust without Peyton Manning. Jermey Parnell and Chris Ivory are mediocre on good days.

I pray that, whoever the next quarterback is, sees significant investments on his side of the ball in terms of draft picks and free agent money. In four seasons, one marquee free agent signing who busts is not going to cut it.

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