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Message: <blockquote data-quote="packedhouse01" data-source="post: 103509" data-attributes="member: 204">I don't understand why everyone has a problem with the word "rebuiliding".  I think it can mean a lot of good things and doesn't have to be used as a built in excuse for failure.  Rebuilding should mean that some of these young players are in on the ground floor of what will hopefully be a contending team soon.  There is great chemistry that can be built in a rebuilding process.  Players like Brett Favre, Donald Driver, Ahman Green, can take a lot of pride in where this  team is going to go once it's rebuilt.  Let's face it whether Rogers likes it or not, his career is going to be affected by what he learns from seeing Brett play and working with him everyday.  How can that be a bad thing.  The other thing about rebuilding is that if you go with young players and that player doesn't develop, it's not a big loss to get rid of him.  As you see players develop you have a much better idea where you have to fill in with a free agent to make your team a contender earlier.  The problem with rebuilding is if your GM has made blunderous moves and you don't draft good players, you can be rebuilding for years.</blockquote>

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