I had a similar experience when I got turf toe from playing basketball daily on a gym court that had an odd, carpet-like floor rather than traditional hardwood.
"Wow, this actually pretty painful. No wonder players miss time when they have it."
The most predictable offense in recent memory with no receiving threat whatsoever cannot be blamed on the QB.
I keep asking myself the same question. If I can sit on the couch with a buzz and predict whether we will run or pass on any given play with 80-90% accuracy, how easy must it be for an NFL defensive coordinator to call plays against us?
A lot of people who have this opinion do not know the definition of "fair-weather fan."
A fair-weather fan is someone who only follows a team when they are good, but ignores them and stops watching games when they're bad. That's not what's happening here.
People are rightfully criticizing the organization for roster mismanagement and uninspired play. You being an eternal homer doesn't make you a better fan than those who choose to be realistic.
I took a flyer before the season on Baker to win MVP at 21:1. After a few weeks,I had the opportunity to cash out at 4X my original bet, but didn't do it. I don't think that one is going to come through for me.
I honestly can't blame them for letting him walk. His performance in the Lions and Rams games at the end of the year was like the ultimate "This guy is never winning you a SB" sign.