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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 754658" data-attributes="member: 7261">The Packers aren't the first team in the history of the NFL to lose a starting QB.  Some of those teams are able to keep playing at a high level, because they have a balanced team and a capable enough backup QB to not really skip a beat.  The Minnesota Vikings come to mind, 2 years in a row.The loss of Rodgers and the subsequent play of the entire team proved to me that Ted Thompson has built a team that is forced to overly rely on one player, Aaron Rodgers.  This has to be discussed and looked at by Mark Murphy and the powers to be.  While I would like to place a lot of the blame for the Packers inability to win Super Bowls on Dom Capers, I think this year should prove that once the smoke and mirrors of having A Rod as your QB are removed, TT really has done a less than average job building a quality team.Sadly, I think the good old boys club will get together over a couple of drinks, make a toast to how financially successful the team has been, lament a season that in their eyes was only lost due to an injury to #12 and carry on business as usual.</blockquote>

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