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Originally Posted by #56fanatic

Of course I am frustrated, but look Shanny walked into a team that was overage, over paid, lazy bums. He is coaching what he was given. He has overhauled this roster, with some players that are decent veteran players that will fill into roles for this team. I dont care who you are, you can't come into any team in the NFL and completely turn a roster and philosophy over in 2 years. If the fans and ownership would understand that by blowing everything up every 2 years is doing more long term hard than any good, we'd be a better franchise. I have said a million times, I will suffer through a couple of crappy seasons of rebuilding to get to the point where the Pats, Steelers, Eagles, Giants are. We have to have a few drafts like this past draft to really make this team into a winner.

As far as going with Rex or Beck instead of getting a QB, no idea. But the only QB we had the opportunity to really get was Gabbert if I recall correctly. Maybe the coaches weren't too high on him and felt there is a much better class of QB's coming out end of this year, which there are 5 or 6 QB's that are coming out that are pretty damn good.

I want Snyder to give this staff 4 years. Another couple of drafts and get the players in here that fit the system, get some quality depth and let them run it.

This staff has proven to win, its not like they come here and all of the sudden forget football or how to coach. Haslett has been sucessful as a D coordinator, Shanny (kyle) has been sucessful as an offensive coordinator (an offense that led the league 2 years in a row) and Mike who has won 2 superbowls, so I think they know what they are doing.

Yep, Shanny came into a wasteland of an organization that had been bled dry of talent and draft picks for over a decade. He's not going to be able to fix that in a couple of years. I think at the end of 4 years Shanny will have the team just barely on the cusp of competing. Shanny has the team going in the right direction but its going to take a lot longer than anybody really wants it to take.