how do you know that the team is tired of jake? your not in the locker room, you dont have anything to go on with them not having any "faith" in him so in turn they lose the football game. That doesnt make any sense to me personally. What about the game last week against the cardinals? they must have had HUGE amounts of faith in him last week. So in turn the force that spreads through Delhomme in turn makes everyone play better because jake delhomme has some magical element to him that brings talent to the team when people believe in him. HA! The posts on the site are starting to sound about as rediculous as what I just wrote. nothing but fiction in a lot of these posts.

Us as fans have no idea what the feelings are toward Delhomme is inside the organization. Players come on in front of the media saying jake has their support. So it doesnt seem like there is no faith. While you compare Jake the Bree's and by saying the Jake isn't as a good as Bree's thats a totally justified argument one that not many people can argue against. But in saying that a Bree's, Brady, And Manning only come along a few years and the past few years with us have been good with jake as QB, so after this season we need to get a new QB everone realizes that but like I have said and many other people have said, it's not always his fault, and hes here for the rest of the year so just sit back and accept the thing you can not control

talbot wrote:

If any defense feared our ability to have an effective passing game, we could very well be a top 5 team.  I love Delhomme and think he is a great leader and team player, but he just doesn't seem to have the ability to get it done anymore.

Can we start the Julius Peppers thread too? Because he is a crock as well. He disappeared once again yesterday like I knew he would. It's sad that we knew that the saints knew we were running every play. Is this the twilight zone? Does anyone honestly think we can do this week in and week out? Just running the ball down every team's throat? It can work sometimes but not every week. As I said last week, we have to be two-dimensional and pass at least some. Jake is high, behind, to the left, short and too hard. Then he tries to act like it's the receivers every time. Throwing his arms in the air is getting tiresome.