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Here's the thing- and the problem for me, Captain. The Davis situation is a good example.
People look to after the fact/benefit of hindsight , in this case how has Davis worked out in the last 8 games. It's not the point. The point is that at the time a proven vet was available for cheap at a position of need on a struggling unit, and TT wouldn't even pick up the phone to inquire about him, by all accounts showing zero interest.
Also, another case of stats proving nothing. Rodgers had the big game vs the Lions; over 20% of his catches and half his yards in that game; 1/4 of his yards on the 'Hail Mary'. And with Rodgers, not Osweiler, as his QB.
Not so hot in that light, huh?
Don't get me wrong, the tight end position for sure lacks talent, Rodgers shouldn't be a starter in this league and I wanted Thompson to inquire about Davis as well. But while Davis is a proven veteran there was concern about his production having declined before the trade deadline and he hasn't been able to improve his performance with another team. So while Thompson failed to upgrade the position during the offseason he was right about not trading for Davis.