Thank you for a civil and rational explanation of your personal perspective. It explains a common psychology among many fans, who will faithfully cheer for whatever pile of sh*t that is being offered, year after year. I totally understand that it makes y’all feel good to show continued support for this mismanagement, and the excuses y’all make to give a multi-million dollar (dis)organization a continual pass, for providing a sub-standard, mediocre, if not shameful product at best. That’s what y’all enjoy. Some of us feel that by actively voicing our displeasure, and voting with our wallets, it sends a message to the organization. We may be as deluded as you, but our motivation is to see our team WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS. When Dennis says “Just keep doing what you’re doing”, or Mickey says “We have all the right people in the building”, or Quido says, “Winning is not the goal”, it can get insulting. Y’all cannot keep blaming our failure on injuries, perpetual “rebuild”, giving Dennis or Derek or Kubiak or whoever time to adjust, and not expect some of us to call BULLSH*T. Fans saw this coming well in advance, when Drew was in decline, and Sean Payton was packing his bags… and y’all said the sky was not falling. The Sky fell. Don’t blame loyal long time fans for wanting to see it rise again. Like two seasons ago. This sh*t is getting old. As are we.

Again with the "ya'll" and pitting one side against the other. It's inaccurate and frankly dishonest. I just said in my previous post that Allen didn't do a good enough job. But are you honestly going to try and put forth the idea that injuries DO NOT impact a football team? That is a simple yes or no question.