Championship teams require more than just "game manager" at QB

For a long time, we have talked ourselves into the notion that we didn't need a great QB, just a good game manager, to be able to compete for championships. I think in today's version of the game, we probably need something a bit more than just a manager. Defenses have evolved and can now combat multiple offensive schemes, including the read-option, hurry-up teams. Etling has been a good game manager, for the most part; a little less focused in the 2nd half, but he's managed the offense, relatively speaking. It will be tough to become an upper echelon offense, however, with just a game manager against some of the competition that lies ahead.