Who would agree that Raheem got a RAW deal?

[JavaRay]

Raheem did the best with what he had.

I don't agree with that.   He did a horrible job with what he had.

[dalbuc]

Raheem did the best with what he had.

I don't agree with that.   He did a horrible job with what he had.

Yeah I don't think that was a 4-12 talent team that should have the second worst PF/PA ratio in the league this year. That's not "berst with what he had". Tony Sparano might have done the best with what he had but not Raheem.

[JasonOfthetower]

Raheem did the best with what he had.

I don't agree with that.   He did a horrible job with what he had.

Maybe so, Java...maybe so. I guess I kinda contradict myself there. I think I was trying not to be too hard on Rah.

[Feel Real Good]

Raheem did the best with what he had.

I don't agree with that.   He did a horrible job with what he had.

Maybe so, Java...maybe so. I guess I kinda contradict myself there. I think I was trying not to be too hard on Rah.

At times he did the best with what he had.

[ShotsDownfieldBucs!]

He **CENSORED** the bed.

[CBWx2]

Raheem did the best with what he had.

I don't agree with that.   He did a horrible job with what he had.

Maybe so, Java...maybe so. I guess I kinda contradict myself there. I think I was trying not to be too hard on Rah.

At times he did the best with what he had.

Exactly. I'd say most of the time he did the best with what he had, but from the Jacksonville game on, he and everyone else looked defeated. But to say he did a horrible job is an idiotic thing to say about a coach that won ten games in a season with essentially the same roster. The problem with having an untalented team is that you can get by with smoke and mirrors for awhile, but sooner or later, people catch on, and untalented teams can't adapt. If they could, the smoke and mirrors wouldn't have been necessary to begin with.