(02-10-2019, 09:06 AM)The Real Marty Wrote:

(02-10-2019, 03:40 AM)JackCity Wrote: Titans week 3 (lost 9-3) 

Texans week 7 (lost 20-7) 

Colts week 10 (lost 29-26) 

Steelers week 11 (lost 16-20) 

Bills week 12 (lost 21-24) 

Redskins week 15 ( lost 13-16)  

You are delusional if you think Aaron Rodgers in those exact scenarios wouldn't have won most of those games. With even below average QBing instead of bottom 5 QBing we'd have won at very least 4. Even independent of the offensive line and lack of talent.

It's wild to me that people watched this season and don't think our biggest problem was the god awful QB play

No, to me our biggest problem this season was injuries.   We lost almost every position on offense at one time or another, many for the entire season.  

WR, TE, LT, LG, C, RB, all of those were lost for most of the season.  We lost our best WR, our starting TE, our starting LT, a 2nd string LT, a 3rd string LT, we were playing our 4th left tackle!  And you can just keep marching across the line and into the backfield with the players that were lost for most of the season.  Our offense was wiped out.  

I'll grant you that we need to get a better QB, but to say our biggest problem was QB play is just wrong in my opinion.

Even with all the injuries we were STILL in with finishing .500 or above with better QB play. That means the biggest issue was the QB position.  It's just way more important than any other factor this year.

Perfect example is the Redskins game. Was our offensive line ravaged? Yes, did we have very few skill positions? Yes (btw Westbrook is our best WR) , does slightly better QB play win that? Yes. The biggest issue that day was our lack of QB play. Same as it was almost every close game this year

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