HHH, feel free to explain how you disagree that playing your starting and best QB, coming into the Cat game with a win (and not a disappointing loss), and not having your starting QB playing his second game back from injury rather than his first, does not increase the chances of winning.
I sometimes use the never-played-the-game card with people who I truly believe say dumb things and indicate that they never played the game and don't understand the game. This applies to you, in my view.
Regarding my first para, let me help you. Just confirm and say this:
No, I don't agree that playing your starter and best QB increases the chances of winning, and explain why.
No, I don't agree that coming into the Cat game with a win (and not a bad loss) brings momentum and increases the chances of winning.
No, I don't agree that having the team's starter playing in his 2d game coming back from injury, is better than playing his 1st game back from injury, and explain why.
No, I don't agree that a qb averaging 309 yards (6th best in the nation), with a 66% completion percentage, with a142 passing rating, with 25 TD's in 9 games, and averaging considerably less than 2 sacks per game, is not good.