Wow. That's Romantic. ;)
(We'll see if anyone gets that).

As for morale, I don't know. I'm not in the locker room, but being an armchair psychiatrist, I'm under the impression Aaron's morale is much higher and it's lifting the morale around him. His receivers seem to be more focused and into the game.

No matter how tough you are, there's only so much punishment you can take. This isn't a knock on Aaron at all. He got David Carr'ed last year and before the Vikings game, he was getting rocked and I'm sure it was affecting his confidence.

It's been 2 weeks in a row of outstanding OL play and we saw close ups of Aaron in the huddle with a big fat smile on his face. That's what I want to see. When you see him smiling like that, he's going to put up accurate numbers like he did last night.

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You completely missed the point. High vs. low percentage play has nothing to do with a receiver dropping an uncontested ball that is right in his hands.

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Hey I've been staying positive the whole time as well!

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Go - Props. :thumbright:

Yes, a few others have too. But Finley was the most vocal (or at least told everyone to chill the most).

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Yeah Finley spent the most time talking about a comeback, and then blowing his own horn after the fact. In reality half the people on this forum have been saying the exact same things as he.

You have been a total optimist as well so + 1 for your trouble.

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