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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1063162" data-attributes="member: 10086">That’s reasonable. However you can’t have hope for something you already see. So all fans are in that category to an extent, including myself.I’ll just offer this because there’s this argument (not suggesting you just derivative topic) you must have the best QB. I’d say you must have the best D and maintain a consistent QB who learns how to mitigate risk by reducing mistakes. Also one that can rise up in big games. Jordan proved to me that he’s capable at Dallas in his very first playoff game.  Not all the score was him. JA and our D played bigtime imo.Hurts took what we gave him. We didn’t make him entirely earn it. Had the Packers punted 50 yards on 1st Down in series 1? (For illustration) We’d have been in that game well into the 4th Quarter at Philly. It would’ve been 0-3 at Halftime and either tied or a +1 lead into Quarter 4. Instead we created our own rough water. Keep in mind the was a VERY good team at their house and aside from spotting them on play #1? Our D played pretty darn stout.We all know that The game of football is as much about momentum as it is scoring. You have to understand how to play Defense with your Offense to settle your opponent. Just like Billiards. Jordan has got to learn don’t give them squat, we don’t need Hero ball. We need Jordan playing smart</blockquote>

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