Isn't the salient fact that Watson appears to be better and is younger? Even if this wasn't fully realized before the cut, it still worked out. The more effective player is on the field. As for Moore, I hoped he would be a find for us from the waiver wire. He showed promise but for one reason or another he was cut. That's the way it goes.
We're in a loser's mode right now, second guessing everything and ignoring the positives. What positives? Leinart, an improved offensive line against the pass rush, Hayes, Green, Rolle, Wilson, Dockett, Watson, Cooper, etc.
We have negatives, no question, but it's wearisome to dwell on them, though I understand the frustration of many board contributors.
This isn't life and death for me, so I come to enjoy the company of other people who pay attention to the Cardinals.
I very much enjoy back and forth discussion, but it seems that a few of the most negative are able to dominate the mood of this board. Perhaps I'm wrong and this is simply a place for negative venting. Or, more likely, the disappointment of another terrible start is an emotional obstacle--shaping attitude and through it thought--that only winning will cure.
