Quote:Before we played this week Oakland still had the worst offense pretty much across the board. Bortles almost has more yards already than Carr has in 4 games. We would beat Oakland.


I like the idea of the youth movement as well. And I think it's best for the long term. Granted, it comes with this period of growing pains. But once we develop a team, then you use FA to fill a spot here or there. Teams built on FA usually don't amount to much.


Not to mention, by doing it this way, once we do have a roster of talented young players, we can groom the new rookies behind them so they don't have to jump right in like we're seeing now. It creates a lasting design of success. The interim time, gets a little brutal. But we are slowly getting better.

 

I will never understand why people cannot grasp this concept. It should be obvious to everyone talent and experience don't mean the same thing.

 

David Caldwell explained when he got the job he wants to build a team from scratch to create lasting success, admitting there will be growing pains along the way. So why  does anybody think just because we are seeing growing pains, his plan does not work?

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