I agree. It's the problem with the entire twitchy-finger organization, as well as all the other perennially bad teams in the league.
Brady Quinn was a successful division 1 QB who was drafted in the first round and has FOUR starts to his name. NO, I REPEAT NO QB'S are great right off the bat.
The guy needs support, both physical and emotional from the organization and then the city. Brady needs to hear "YOU ARE OUR GUY NO MATTER WHAT. NOW GET OUT THERE AND GET IT DONE, BABY!!!!"
WORK WITH HIM and not against him. Help him be successful.
And not just Brady, but all the players. Great teams instill CONFIDENCE in their players and build them up. Not wait around for them to screw up. If someone drops a pass, go back to them quickly. If a back fumbles, get him the ball back soon. If it gets too bad, let him sit and get himself together. if it never changes sit him and then move him.......but give these guys support and any group of players can win.
I'm just as tired of losing as the rest of you, but it will continue indefinitely unless the organization keeps coaching staffs and players intact while making minor changes through the draft to continually improve.
The Steelers are loaded with avarage players who always look good because of the stability of the organization, scheme and coaching. They are so familiar with the system they can play instinctively and swiftly. We NEVER have that. Give the unit time to GROOOOOWWWWW................