[2.0] "Why did Jade Cargill need a group? She was so so dominant and unbeatable that it didn't make any sense. I guess it was to have her learn from other people? But like...this group had no reason to exist. It didn't even really have a pay off. She just ended up beating everybody before she left due to the creative of her run not being that great."
[1.0] "Sorry, für mich aber einfach nur SCHLECHT. Das Stable hatte null Entwicklung, niemand hat von diesem Stable profitiert weder die Mitglieder noch die Gegner. Das Stable war eigentlich nur für Jade Cargill da um ihr eine Fraktion zu geben, was ich leider auch nicht verstehe, denn für mich ist sie weder gut am Mikro noch am Ring. Der Rest des Stables sind eigentlich nur Undercard und Midcard wretler welche belanglos sind und austauschbar."
[0.0] "An inconsistent, unmemorable, meaningless faction that in it's current state, exists only for the purpose of giving Jade Cargill minions. There's no interesting dynamics that they have with each other or against opposing factions, and all conflcit they face revolves solely around Jade. Members go in and out like a revolving door with little gravitas, with Leila Grey being the literal only wrestler other than Jade who's part of the stable. And when I can remember literally nothing about Leila other than "Jade's minion", something went wrong. The funny part is that the stable that literally sells itself as putting the leader on a pedestal, the Jericho Appreication Society, lets it's members stand out as individuals more often."
[3.0] "Could've had great potential as a group of badass ladies terrorizing the women's division. Instead, the other ladies were just props for Jade to boss around and bully, with literally no payoff or comeuppance once the stable imploded. The defectors all get squashed and Jade is still walking around with the belt deadbolted to her."
[4.0] "So much potential, such awful follow-through. You even had the color scheme of green, red, and blue with Jade, Velvet, and Kiera, but they were needlessly and messily blown up and broken up for no reason but some random title defenses where Jade squashed the two. They're better together, and I think they both did well under Jade, but from them to Mark Sterling to Stokely Hathaway to Leila Grey, this thing is a mess now."
[5.0] "This stable started off good, but it became clear that it was only made to elevate Jade. It's sad how we never saw the four of them together, because it could've really helped the careers of Velvet, Kiera, and Leila, who are all just as good- if not better- than Cargill. Now, that the faction's being split, I can't say I remember anything good about them other than it gave Leila a reason to be in AEW."
[6.0] "As a faction it serves it's purpose to project Jade at all costs, it's very unfortunate that they couldn't keep all four of them together though."
[3.0] "I mean, it could be great later but right now, they are just there so Jade doesn't have to lose to someone, Stokely leaving was a horrible choice and for some reason Velvet and Jade became friends"
[7.0] "In the beginning this stable made a lot of noise but now it is forgotten in the roster. They could have dominated the division but only Jade did that. I'll give a good rating for the group members themselves, but I wanted them to do a lot more for the division."
[5.0] "Baddies make sense as a stable helping a heel champion keep the title at all cost. Gets Kiera Hogan on television which is good because she is too talented to not get a role but the stable has not helped elevated anyone but Jade."
