Yeah, same here. At that time, I believe he was the highest paid player in the history of the NFL, and we were paying that price to be the guy who won games like for us instead of blowing them. Which was reasonable to expect, because his salary limited our ability to hire upper-tier free agents to shore up other weak areas on the roster. There was a lot of responsibility being placed on his shoulders.
What really boiled my *** was the way he refused to take responsibility fr the ****** play after the game. It's always someone else's fault with him, and he's doing it again in New York. They lost a game last weekend, and he threw one of his wideouts under the bus by calling him out after the game for running the wrong route.
They had a chance to come back in the 4th, but instead of making the smart play and taking his wideopen safety valve for a 1st down, he went for the big play and locked onto a guy downfield. Jets fans are lighting him up; they'e finallty figuring out who he is. I knew he was in for a shock when he found out New York fans are a lot less forgiving than Green Bay fans.