ice, that is bull. Even last year, Fiedler's wide receivers weren't very good. Just better than years past. Gadsden was always hurt and couldn't get downfield, McKnight couldn't catch the damn ball, and Ward hardly played. We also didn't have a very good TE in Weaver. Yes, Chambers was good, but he wasn't Pro Bowl caliber. He was a rookie and you can't expect rookies to always step up. It just so happens that at the beginning of the season, when Chambers wasn't playing so well, Fiedler also had awful numbers. Now I wonder why that could be? Could it be that the only receiver he could rely on was Chambers? And when Chambers didn't have a very good day, Jay didn't as well? Our receiving corps wasn't great last year, just solid. It will be the same this year. If we do sign CC Sr. then it will be better, but it still won't be great. CC Sr. will help in the red-zone but he still will not start every down I believe. Add in the fact last year that we either had to throw it 3 downs in a row or punt the ball, and you don't get a good combination. The only team that can throw it every down if they had too would be the Rams. And we are not the Rams. Even with RW we aren't the Rams.
Even if Jay's numbers don't drastically get better. He will still start for this team next year. I don't care about the draft class. You don't sign a guy to a big deal just so he can be a bench-warmer the next year. He has the qualities of a pro QB, some smarts, some legs, an alright arm, and most importantly the heart and desire to win. And he will settle for nothing less. You know what pisses him off more after a crummy game? Not the fact that the fans booed him in the first quarter, but the fact that he feels he lost the game no matter if the team scored 50 points or 0 points.
