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Originally Posted by da Bull
At this point in the season I don't think there are that many (if any) trading partners. That being said, I think AJ is part of the problem not the solution. No doubt he has one of the best receiver skill sets in the NFL, is quite (most of the time) and is a "team" player. So why is it all or nothing with him? He speaks out last week and yesterday the game plan was geared toward him. He responded very well, catching everything in sight. This worked well for 3 3/4 quarters. Then the Colts either took him away or he didn't get himself open because he wasn't in the same position as earlier, before the air was let out of the balloon.
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so he's a
rock to build a foundation upon for 6 years, hits a few games where despite his efforts his play, his teammates and their play, his coaches and their "coaching" everything goes horribly wrong and it's his fault? he's the problem?
calling out andre johnson as the "problem" with this team is just funny.
this team needs to do several things better. andre can do so much from one position (and he usually does) but this team needs better F/A pickups for contracts that don't make a fish butthole squeeze, actual development from draft picks other than ryans and williams, consistent play from o'line/qb, the continuation of decent health reports, a DC....so on.