I'm so disappointed in Kraft. He seems like a blue-collar guy that would relate to the fans. Instead, he cries about the boos, saying they aren't helping them win. You know what else didn't help you win last night, Tucker? The "Go Pack Go" chants for the majority of the game. Additionally, he talks about them being the best team in football when they don't beat themselves, which is nowhere near to being true. He's also wrong being mentally strong enough to deal with it, which is false on two fronts. One, if you were, you wouldn't be crying about it now, and second, you've demonstrated over the course of the past nine months that you're a soft team that can't handle adversity in the least. If this game was just a one off where they just had a bad day at the office, that's one thing, but this has been a problem ever since Parsons went down, capped off by choking away a playoff game to your hated rivals and then after an entire offseason, starting the season with another choke job against another hated rival and then playing about as abysmal ball as you can play and escaping with a win because Jets are going to Jets. After all that, you don't get to tell the fans to repress their frustration because it doesn't help you win. If the success of this team rides on fan support, then this team is in worse shape than we thought.
Now after that long winded response making a short story long, I really believe the frustration was more directed at MLF, Gute, and hopefully Policy, because he's the main culprit in this entire thing. Extending the two of them is going to set this team back a good five years because Policy made it pretty clear with those extensions that he's fine with mediocrity. Until that changes, ditch the Titletown nickname. Policy needs to go before anyone else.