Perspective is a funny thing. I remember back in the day when we won rings with unheralded JAGS at lots of positions... They all have talent and they can all play at this level or they wouldn't get a sniff. Give me a mentally tough, driven jag who can just follow coaching and do his job anyday.
The perception of talent is seductive, for players and coaches and fans. But perception doesn't usually tip the balance in this game. Teamwork and focus and mental toughness and exceptional coaching play a larger roll across the board.
Seymour was a guy whose panties could get bunched over the perception of talent issue. Something Lawyer drilled into him, screw scheme - players need to get their props and their $$. Yet oddly in an interview awhile back he stated that if he were building a team from scratch he'd target the the kind of hardnosed, roleplaying, effort guys ahead of talent...football players who excel at executing in a well coached scheme.