amyinsparta

Can any GM, coach, truly know what they are getting when they draft and deal in FA? What a kid did in college doesn't always translate to the Big Time. How would anyone know that? How does one know that a QB/other great player is going to break bones the first game of the season? Does the players have a dark side that no one could predict? Who knows if/how the kid will adjust to living and playing far away from his bros? (see Britt). Like someone said above, the whole picking system is a crap shoot. What you think you know may or may not be the truth about these players. I think Webster did a decent job picking. And doesn't the coach have a big say in who is drafted? I really don't think Webster can be blamed altogether if the players don't pan out.

It's warmer here? doesn't snow much, liked Webster, gets more money and years? uh, that's all I can think of. It surely isn't that he actually thinks he's getting a much better team. So I go with climate.

Yeah, the adjustments in the second half were nil.

there were several things that caused a loss last Sunday. Some of it was on Fitz, some on play calls by the coaches, some on the players. We win as a team and we lose as a team. He will be better this week. I suspect all of them will be better this week. They will have to be, otherwise, we are going to be mighty embarrassed.

I don't see the value in comparing him to any starting qb because he has played all of nine games and in some of those he was injured. The whole idea of comparisons based on these parameters are silly anyhow because the qb is only as good as the entire team. And since Locker has been in Nashville, the team has been sorely lacking in all areas of endeavor.