And to add to this, I don't understand why it's always met with such vitriol saying he needs more around him. Whoever we have at qb needs more around him, always addding to it.

Had we taken geno smith (not starting a debate, just an example) we'd be clamoring for a better ol and more help.

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I mean is it though?

Cutler is limited, kaep, dalton, stafford, etc.

Hell at this point, Brady and Manning are limited To a degree.

Other than Rodgers and luck, I don't think there's a qb that isn't limited by this or that.

The degree of limitation, sure theres a difference there.

In my opinion, that's where the problem is. They didn't do a very good job in realizing his limitations and building an offense more suited to hide them or to make them better

I think he's a middle of the pack QB but I will never understand the people who blame Alex Smith for losing that playoff game. He played out of his mind that day. But I never understood the people who blamed the offense for the 03 loss either.

It's basically the football equivalent of people who don't vaccinate their children because Jenny McCarthy told them not to. You've just told yourself the same things over and over and over until you lost your mind to your own insanity.

So if we won in Indy last year you would be going full homer right now?

If only Alex hadn't been such a shitty free safety.

You can't expect everything to get done in 2 offseasons. They got some really good pieces in Kelce, DAT and Davis, along with a WR that looks like a solid role player.

I think with the money and picks being freed up, you'll see a far more complete team overall next year.

All the banners in the world can't get rid of Hunt.

Might as well get over it.

They could have been alot better off though.

Some of those free agent signings in that first offseason could have been done without.

LMAO yeah, I think Hog Farmer was reaching juuust a bit.

FTR, I do not blame Clark... he hires the best people he can find and trusts them to make the football decisions.

How many probowlers were returning when they took over?

Other than the probowlers though, there was shit, to go along with a lose mentality in the franchise.

Stop drinking your own product!

There was significant talent just beyoshitty management. And I believe Clark was the sole vote to retain Pioli.

There were 8 or 10 good players and alot of shit.

And after reading the article I don't know how you can come off not feeling good about Hunt.