Absolutely a wide brush. It's cool - people are going to try to buy in to DA (hell, so will I) and will concoct all kinds of mental scenarios (I coined the Gloves of Accuracy line, ffs) to make chicken salad out of this chicken ish. The site has gone plenty goofy already with Team DA and Team Toast and Team DA and Team Hall all up in each others' throats.
People are now popping out of the woodwork to talk about how DA is actually the better option based on numbers, or that they know the entire locker room is against Matt, or whatever, all in an effort to maybe be comfortable with a move that...really, puts us in a very, very tight spot. This is the biggest risk Whis has taken (not starting DA per se, but dropping Matt and rolling with a wild-ass QB and two rookies). It's straight up ballsy...if it works, holy hell what a move. If it fails, holy hell what a move. But arguing the merits of DA vs Matt is silly when at the end of the day, we were better off with two mediocre vets and 2 rookies and cutting someone like, oh, Jason Wright than rolling with the more inaccurate, risk-taking turnover machine QB and 2 rookies. Arguing otherwise, to me, is silly.
I'm giving DA until the bye week before I go fully darkside, but if I continue to see him throw rockets at linebackers, I won't have to wait that long.
Go Cards...we shall overcome?