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Old 07-08-2008, 10:21 AM
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I don't think Rodgers is the future. And selecting Brohm in the second round tells me the Packers front office doesn't either.

Bring Favre back, trade Rodgers and hand the team over to Brohm in two years.
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Old 07-08-2008, 10:30 AM
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This is what happens when you make a God out of a human.



Especially one who throws lots of interceptions....that no one notices.
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Old 07-08-2008, 10:33 AM
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No this is what happens when you have a hall of fame quarterback retire and you're left with a guy that works in the off-season as a china doll in a thrift store.
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Old 07-08-2008, 11:56 AM
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More importantly....when is Avery Smartman coming out of retirement?
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Old 07-08-2008, 12:08 PM
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More importantly....when is Avery Smartman coming out of retirement?
OOOOOOOOOOOO!!
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Old 07-08-2008, 12:12 PM
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OOOOOOOOOOOO!!

Though considering he really wasn't Hall of Fame material...probably best if he stays retired. He's done enough.
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Old 07-08-2008, 12:21 PM
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Don't think I don't see what you creatures are doing over here.




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Old 07-08-2008, 12:29 PM
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No this is what happens when you have a hall of fame quarterback retire and you're left with a guy that works in the off-season as a china doll in a thrift store.
Well..actually he has spent the last 3 off seasons in GB learning the system and working out. This is HIS team now, not Favres's.

IF...and that's a huge IF considering who he is replacing, Rodgers stays healthy (and Favre doesn't come back):

1) GB will make the playoffs
2) He will throw at least 25 TDs
3) His passer rating will be 90 or better
4) And he will throw picks...probably 15 or so
5) BUT..He will rush for enough yards to be in the Top 5-7 QBs running the ball

You're probably ROFLMFAO now, but I'll find this in December either way.

and Scavs...if you want to double down on the Contreras Chicken wing bet you are about to lose, be my Guest
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Old 07-08-2008, 01:16 PM
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If you guys are under the impression that this wasnt a pre-meditated attempt by favre and his agent to get out of GB, you are extremely naive.

The lastest rumor, per the nfl radio channel, is that Favre's agent was actually calling teams immediately after the "retirement" to guage interest in Favre.

Favre wanted out. The team is not at fault and this could easily be a situation of happily ever after. Kind of like when Montana went to KC after all of the initial garbage. KC got to an AFC title game and the niners ended up winning another title.
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Old 07-08-2008, 01:31 PM
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If you guys are under the impression that this wasnt a pre-meditated attempt by favre and his agent to get out of GB, you are extremely naive.

The lastest rumor, per the nfl radio channel, is that Favre's agent was actually calling teams immediately after the "retirement" to guage interest in Favre.

Favre wanted out. The team is not at fault and this could easily be a situation of happily ever after. Kind of like when Montana went to KC after all of the initial garbage. KC got to an AFC title game and the niners ended up winning another title.
I'll take the leap and buy your "rumors", which I don't believe. But why exactly did he want out of GB if not to retire? It's not money, it's not his relationship with McCarthey, it's not the talent surrounding him, it's not that he wants to play in a "big city"...so, what is it then? I mean...I lived in GB for four years and moved to Chicago as fast as I could so I'm not some naive Green Bay guy, but he genuinely liked living up there.
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Old 07-08-2008, 01:51 PM
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I'll take the leap and buy your "rumors", which I don't believe. But why exactly did he want out of GB if not to retire? It's not money, it's not his relationship with McCarthey, it's not the talent surrounding him, it's not that he wants to play in a "big city"...so, what is it then? I mean...I lived in GB for four years and moved to Chicago as fast as I could so I'm not some naive Green Bay guy, but he genuinely liked living up there.
As far as the rumors go, ask solomon wilcotts because he is the one that threw it out there this morning and i believe it. Those guys dont just just throw bullshit out there...usually.

As to why, I can only speculate. One of the reasons is perhaps because this is a young team with a fairly new coaching staff that he didnt "grow up" with. How many of these guys does he have anything in common with? How many are from his "era"? How many can he go get a bite to eat with or a drink with after practice? He is close to 40. That has to factor in a little bit...although i wouldnt know how much.

How much is it just curiousity? Whats it like playing somewhere else?

How much does it have to do with how friggin cold it gets in GB during the winter?
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Old 07-08-2008, 03:07 PM
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I'll take the leap and buy your "rumors", which I don't believe. But why exactly did he want out of GB if not to retire? It's not money, it's not his relationship with McCarthey, it's not the talent surrounding him, it's not that he wants to play in a "big city"...so, what is it then? I mean...I lived in GB for four years and moved to Chicago as fast as I could so I'm not some naive Green Bay guy, but he genuinely liked living up there.

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Old 12-28-2008, 07:49 PM
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[quote=GBBob]Well..actually he has spent the last 3 off seasons in GB learning the system and working out. This is HIS team now, not Favres's.

IF...and that's a huge IF considering who he is replacing, Rodgers stays healthy (and Favre doesn't come back):

1) GB will make the playoffs oops
2) He will throw at least 25 TDs
3) His passer rating will be 90 or better
4) And he will throw picks...probably 15 or so 13
5) BUT..He will rush for enough yards to be in the Top 5-7 QBs running the ball Yes

touchdown passes (28), passing yards (4,038) and passer rating (93.8).
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Old 12-28-2008, 09:29 PM
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Well..actually he has spent the last 3 off seasons in GB learning the system and working out. This is HIS team now, not Favres's.

IF...and that's a huge IF considering who he is replacing, Rodgers stays healthy (and Favre doesn't come back):

1) GB will make the playoffs oops
2) He will throw at least 25 TDs
3) His passer rating will be 90 or better
4) And he will throw picks...probably 15 or so 13
5) BUT..He will rush for enough yards to be in the Top 5-7 QBs running the ball Yes

touchdown passes (28), passing yards (4,038) and passer rating (93.8).
Rodgers played well. The rest of the team didn't. Grant was pretty much a no-show all season.

GB bounces back next year if Grant gets back on track and the defense stays healthy.
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Old 12-28-2008, 09:32 PM
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I know this stat is out there and this is a good one that actually matters...

how many times did he have the ball with a chance to win the game?

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Old 12-28-2008, 10:16 PM
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[quote=philcski]
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Rodgers played well. The rest of the team didn't. Grant was pretty much a no-show all season.

GB bounces back next year if Grant gets back on track and the defense stays healthy.
Agree with all of this. I loved watching Rodgers this year. He makes throws that not a lot of QB's can make and he is mobile. This was only his first full year of starting and he basically got no support from the ground game.

they lost a lot of close games. I think they could easily be a playoff team next year.
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Old 07-08-2008, 10:31 AM
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i don't think favre should take heat for retiring. he obviously felt pressure earlier to decide asap, and i guess he didn't think it thru--we all change our minds at times, and on something this important, i think he should be given a pass.
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Old 07-08-2008, 10:33 AM
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I think he should be given an interception since he keeps doing his confused state of mind act every year.
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Old 07-08-2008, 10:34 AM
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No one who has thrown as many stupid passes as he has should be in any hall of whatevah.
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Old 07-08-2008, 10:39 AM
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No one who has thrown as many stupid passes as he has should be in any hall of whatevah.
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