Bobby Hebert was a leader. The team believed in him and did everything for him. He did'nt have half the skills that AB does but had alot of heart and integrity. Two words that AB has only seen in movies, oh he probably didn't see those movies either.

We cut the playbook in half this year to accomodate Mr. Brooks and he still can't get it right. You can throw the ball as hard as you want but it's the reception that counts. Mr. Brooks has worn out his (reception) and I was being nice when I said a second stringer. The Packers let him go for a reason and it was because he is not smart and has no common sense, hence the reason for the playbook experiment after 5 years. He still can't do it and never will. We should have kept Delhomme, yes I said it. Delhomme seems to win does'nt he?

Whoof, ok. First you said Bobby Hebert was a leader the team believed in him, and I don't doubt that. But also i haven't heard anything negative saying this team (players) don't believe in AB, just the fans. And again with all Hebert so-called leadership you keep spoon feeding what did it accomplish with arguably one of the best OL and handsdown best defenses of all time, we won many playoff games and Superbowl.

Next we cut the playbook down for the entire offense, not just Brooks to eliminate a overall offensive team collaspse, hasn't help the entire offense again offense is not spelled Aaron Brooks.

Next you bring up Delhomme and believe you me, you don't want to go there with me, ask anybody on this forum. The most braggingest Delhomme fan ran for cover when i got started on him. Did you catch Delhommes game against Detroit? Jake just beat a love boat Vikings team minus Culpepper "wow". Did you also know Jake was up until his off week neck and neck with AB for the turnover lead yet again like pasts years.

But like always Jake has a defense that saves his butt, and Aaron doesn't plain and simple. You don't lead the NFL in turnovers and go to the Superbowl without riding somebodies coattail.