Yep, Ted knew what he was getting into when he took the job. It's not as if the lack of depth and young talent to replace the old fading talent just popped onto the scene in 2005. It was gradually eroding as the years went along.

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I didn't call him a "victim".
He was hired to fix a mess, and thats what he is trying to do. I can guarentee that if YOU had his job, you'd be gone faster then a turd thats been flushed.
(Did you like the "potty" comparison?)LOLOL!!!

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Ted, Brett nor Aaron have been a "victim" in any of this crap that has basically took one of the best fan bases in the NFL and turned them into a group divided that is currently on a mission to devour because of these three overpaid professionals.

Hell if one wants to point out a victim in all this, it is the middle of the road fans that choose to not idolize any of the folks mentioned at the beginning of my post, those that just want the Packers to succeed and love the sport of football.

Ted is a victim.. hardly, he knew full well what tasks and challenges laid in front of him the moment he signed on. He knew that the franchise had catered to an NFL legend at QB, a aging team, and a salary cap problem. He knew full well that there were going to be some type of issue with Brett ending is playing career in GB, either from the team or the fans.. it might have become more of a circus than he imagined, but he had his hand in that as well.

Being clear.. Brett is no victim either nor is his replacement at the starting QB of the Packers.. different thread though.

Color absolutely freaking tired of this four year old whining session that has taken place.. they all do a job that is suppose to entertain their fan bases.

This constant freaking debate isn't entertaining... it is borderline pathetic.

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The fans are the victims if they let themselves be, otherwise, I agree that no one is a victim.

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Ted can be anything he wants to be - if he wants to be the victim he can be that.