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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Do7" data-source="post: 842249" data-attributes="member: 13398">Everyone's attitude was poor. They were losing! Winning cures everything, plus the fact that prior to Rodgers going down they looked like a sure lock to going to the playoffs, and then Hundley's **** poor performance was frustrating. I mean come on, Jordy is class personified, I think he deserves a bit of benefit of the doubt here. He's earned that much. His poor efforts may have been due to how frustrating Hundley was doing as he was missing throws and whatnot, getting sacked when he was probably open, etc. I'm sure Jordy understood, but it still was frustrating. So which one is it? Did he lose a step or was it because he had a poor attitude? I think neither personally when all evidence showed that he was a model of consistency prior to that point. And again I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt Personally I think it was a money issue rather than his performance tbh is why he was let go.But in any case we're beating a dead horse at this point, so for the sake of all intents and purposes let's just agree to disagree. Sounds good? What's done is done.</blockquote>

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