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The team’s star players are aging, and the youthful talent that should support them is either absent or underperforming. For example, Alvin Camara, a once-dominant force at running back, is 30 and past his prime. Taysom Hill, a gadget player often featured for his versatility, is now 35 and recovering from severe injuries. Relying on these veteran players as central figures in a rebuild begs the question: where is the next wave of talent?
Moreover, the team suffers from a broader cultural decline—a loss of competitive spirit and a tendency for receivers to "quit on routes," reflecting a disheartening loss of effort and discipline. Rasheed Shaheed’s jog during what should have been a touchdown illustrates this decline in enthusiasm and commitment.