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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bus Cook" data-source="post: 528742" data-attributes="member: 9279"><p>If you can't see the parallel, I won't be able to help you. At both positions, we lost key player(s) DURING the season. It can be argued that both positions lacked adequate back up. The vast majority of us agree that the QB fiasco falls on TT/MM. I'll leave the WR conclusion to you. But right now, as in today, we have below average TEs and we have 2 WR that are experienced and good. One of whom, missed many games this year. So at one point this season we had Nelson and a bunch of street free agents playing WR. If you think that's good, I'll agree to disagree with you. Of course the problem is related to unforeseen injuries, but in MANY other threads, it has been debated that this rash of annual "unforeseen injuries" has got be pinned on something besides bad luck. Its been three years of unforeseen injuries that are no one's fault. I don't by into it any more than the whole "what team would win the super bowl with their 4th string QB" arguement.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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