Overreacting? Really.

[top dawg]

Ok, here's what I get from your post.

Overreacting--hasn't really happened that much around here.

Reasonable reaction--fire Trgo, fire Davidson, cut Jake, let Peppers walk, sign a couple of high priced free agents, and fire Fox too, while you're at it. Add a lot of bold words and exclamation points to let people know you're really serious.

Underreacting--Try to retain the core of your 12-4 team by resigning Gross and Peppers. Give your DC some more talent to work wtih by finding depth along the defensive line and secondary to help shore up the defense. It worked for the holes in the OL this year, it might work on the DL next. Look at the possibility of saving cap money by cutting Lucas, and promote Marshall.

How's that, does it capture the essence of what you're saying?

You aren't called Cyberjag for nothing. Very logical and astute! Though I would add a word about not getting too high, or too low, about our possibilities of reaching the dance next season either way, particularly if we basically do nothing, or what can be perceived as "nothing" to improve over the off season. Crying endlessly about the situation, and rehashing the exact same points as last year is to be expected but it is ultimately a lesson in futility.

[Kyle82]

You aren't called Cyberjag for nothing. Very logical and astute! Though I would add a word about not getting too high, or too low, about our possibilities of reaching the dance next season either way, particularly if we basically do nothing, or what can be perceived as "nothing" to improve over the off season. Crying endlessly about the situation, and rehashing the exact same points as last year is to be expected but it is ultimately a lesson in futility.

Are you Mick Mixon?