Quote:Andy Dalton was sitting pretty in the 2nd round, you can call Wilson hindsight but there was people calling for him before the draft. Kaepernick was available when the Jags drafted. I can do this all day long, it's bad SELECTIONS not POSITIONS that make teams good or bad.

 

Andy Dalton isn't looking that great, and neither is Kaepernick to be honest.  Wilson is 100% hindsight.  I'm not sure how you can say otherwise.  Sure there were people calling for him in the draft.  There were people calling for Matt Scott in the 3rd Round last year!  The fact is if we had taken Wilson in the second a lot of people would have called it a reach before they saw him actually play.  

 

 

Quote:It's not that simple, you don't just plug in a player with more skill points and instantly get better, otherwise all the Free Agents teams bring in every year would work.

Absolutely they have to learn how to win at the NFL level, you think because Grazt and Cyp. where good at college ball they know how to win in the NFL? How do you then explain Tebow? All he did was win in college.................

 

No, they don't have to learn to win at the NFL level.  You don't 'learn' to win.  He who must not be named won a lot at the NFL level too.  Why wasn't he more successful?  Because he didn't have the skills necessary at this level.  It's as simple as that.


You don't plug in a player with more skill points and then get better.  But you don't have to learn to win either.  These are professional athletes.  They know how to win.  

 

 

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actually the win gives us more hope for the future. meaning they actually have talent to win rather than wait for it.


 

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If the Titans had actually come to play, and were playing hard, I'd agree with that.  But they didn't.  They played like garbage, and we still barely won.  When a team plays like that and it's a tough fought win it's not a sign of hope for the future.  It's a sign of hope that we have the talent to win when we beat a team who's playing their best.  

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