Ignoring everything else, this just didn't register as correct to me so here were the scoring drives he did with the ball and less than 2 minutes to go. Wk 1 v. GB - 3 plays, 58 yards for a FG to finish the half. (He also led the team on 3 long scoring drives in 4th quarter but that's a different issue) Wk 5 v. Seattle - 11 play, 57 yrd drive to get FG at the half Wk 9 v. Det - 6 play, 87 yrd for a TD at the half Wk 12 v. Carolina - 11 play(!), 41 yrd drive for FG at the half and a 7 play, 75 yrd TD winning drive at the end of the game Wk 17 v. Det - 6 play, 79 yrd TD drive at the half I really don't think he's the problem. He was awful the first few weeks but still finished a top 10 QB by pretty much every metric. I think people have a perception of him as a "loser" because he has mostly played on crappy teams, he has a bland personality, and he's not overly demonstrative. (Kinda like Mauer). But he's pretty good. The offense always seemed to step up when we ran no-huddle or were pass happy. It bogged down when we got overly run-happy. I think the offense's problems are more on the coaching, rather than the players. This should be a pass-first, fast paced offense that buries teams with a strong running game after we run up the score. Instead, we looked happy to play ball-control, run out the clock football from the start of the game.