(01-15-2024, 01:14 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(01-15-2024, 01:09 PM)ChrisJagBoy Wrote: Well thanks for pointing out that you have no idea what you're talking about, you are dismissed.


Clearly a lot of fans believe that if they take issue in me pointing out he's a flawed QB and hasn't played well when the video evidence and stats all support what i'm saying.

I think there's a middle ground. I can tell you personally, with him going into year four, my overall expectations for him are through the roof now. I am not going to excuse the turnovers as much as I would in the past, outside of the blatant one's that happen that were clearly not on him. 

Which I think is being fair. The reality is this, 18 wins over the last two years, with a chance just two weeks ago to clinch the divisional title again for the second year in a row. He, along with the rest of this football team, coaching staff and front office, collectively failed. He didn't play his best football down the stretch, as did a number of his teammates. 

We can chalk it up to injuries, incompetency, poor line play on both sides, breakdowns in communication, failure to make adjustments, etc. The reality is that it's a soup of issues, a quagmire. 

It's going to take a herculean off season to fix this team. Not just physically, but, most importantly, mentally. It really is the most important off season in franchise history as far as I am concerned. I am hoping this team, while sitting at home, after seeing Houston, Green Bay and Detroit do exactly what this team did last year, is reeling and learning from their mistakes of resting on their laurels or just being content on "getting there".

(01-15-2024, 02:45 PM)SamusAranX Wrote: Remember, he’s never been good in the NFL. Exact quote and not out of context as CJB/MVP will try and claim.