The thing that bothered me last year with Brodie was his overtime play. There was no side, no partner, and he still looked bad more often than not it seemed. Maybe whatever Gulutzan did to him just effected his confidence and overall play, but it wasn't Gulutzan telling him to mishandle passes and make boneheaded mistakes (I assume).
Either way, I think those advocating or suggesting the possibility of moving Brodie understand it's because he has bounced back and does have value right now. While at the same time unable to see where he slots in on the protection list, especially if he is asking for a massive (earned) raise.
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