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I'm at peace with all the chaos.

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By run-run-pass-punt,
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run-run-pass-punt

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I know many are really frustrated with all the changes, but I expected there to be a great deal of turmoil. Growth can be painful and stressful. But I'm still in the camp that will give Rhule the benefit of the doubt for at least 3 seasons before passing any sort of judgment. It takes time to put your imprint on a team as a leader, and I have no problem giving him that time.

Actually I'm kind of excited about all the upheaval. Things will at least be different, and for me - following and being a fan of this organization since the day 1, different is *NEEDED*.

Maybe I'm a cockeyed optimist like Billy Mumphrey, but I'm feeling good. If any of you want to wallow in misery, that's your prerogative, but I'm excited. I just hope there is a season to be excited for. ;)

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I know I dont understand the uproar and confusion. 

This offseason has sucked. We lost Luke, Olsen and we just knew that Cam would be next. 

We all knew that when Rhule was hired and given a 7 year contract the whole dialog was on building the system. This takes time requires a lot of chage.

So far everything that has been done was foreseen. This should not surprise us. We dont have to like it but we should not be surprised by this. 

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35 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

To be honest, I'm just kinda glad to have something relatively trivial to bicker about other than everything else that's going on right now. It's a good and welcome distraction at the moment.

Couldn’t say it better myself. This site has always been my escape from some of the craziness in the real world, especially now. 

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2 hours ago, CanadianCat said:

Given the state of the division with Brady, Ryan and Brees all being older I would argue that NOW IS THE TIME to rebuild. lets put this painful time behind us now so that when they turn over at the QB position we are in position to take advantage. 

This is a very key point.

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