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Of course this is useless without looking at attempts: Redzone attempts: GB: 16 Rushing, 20 Pass NE: 22 Rushing, 24 Pass Inside the 10: GB: 7 Rushing, 14 Pass NE: 13 Rushing, 16 Pass Even with the extra game Rodgers has had less TD opportunities and has done more with them than Brady.

Ok, so you went right to team accomplishments anyway. Here we can conclude that either: a) Rodgers is not even a **** QB or b) "comeback victories down 9 points" is not a particularly useful metric by which to evaluate QBs what a puzzle!

Aaron Rodgers is saddled by Mike McCarthy, possible the stupidest coach in the NFL, who barely lets him pass. Rodgers has 123 to Brady's 133 attempts this season and has played one more game. I could see an argument that says Brady has been as good as Rodgers so far this season, but in general...

I obviously don't know you, random Dunning-Krueger candidate, but I feel it in mah gut that you can do better

You sure seem to put a lot of stock in the quotes of Someone who has no meaningful choice in what he can say right now, I wonder why Maybe Bellichick could argue that it was a reward for winning the Superbowl ! Because that's what this is about right, coming up with dumb excuses for BB...

Wat So why did BB exclude him from 6 sessions?

has it occurred to you that the Shonne Greene case might have been more difficult for them to prove considering you just conceded the team's defense and a much more plausible explanation for why he was cut don't answer that

the burns are sick and extra frothy, but I doubt many people will buy that when the language of the CBA specifically says: So to recap, Butler "failed to participate in a workout program" and was rewarded with "adverse consequences affecting his working conditions" by being refused the...

They punished a player for not showing up for the first day of a voluntary workout by excluding him for a period of time that goes way beyond what anyone could argue was logistically necessary.

hey you guys Pats shouldn't be punished because user Wildo7 on Patsfans said something stupid in a gameday thread 8 months ago seems legit

oooh I missed this gem: fantastic

"Hey the guy trying to make the team and impress his boss in an environment where this rule is systematically ignored didn't take a stand, Pats exonerated!" /JMClogic

Not only is this completely irrelevant to whether or not the Pats should be punished but it's also not even a comparable situation. GJGE

Yeah, see, whether there is a bias against the Pats and whether they deserve to get punished for ****ing over Malcolm butler and violating the CBA are two totally different issues. I think it's ****ed up that they (and whoever else) are deliberately undermining what labor bargained for and...

This is so ****ing dumb it defies belief. The whole point of the NFLPA is to side with the players where they can't stand up individually for themselves. Malcolm Butler, who is trying to make the team and impress the coach, isn't going to file a grievance against said coach or publicly complain...

If you're argument starts with something like "The Pats could argue that" or "it's easy to make the argument that" then you have zero credibility here and are just a homer. People citing the league's inconsistent enforcement and unfair treatment of certain teams with regards to X totally...

I didn't make that thread title, it was merged with the thread I started. Hit the bricks, Kontra.

This is just such obvious nonsense. You even said it yourself, "punishment." Of course "voluntary" doesn't mean "come and go as you please." A reasonable, player-neutral policy geared towards the pragmatism of organizing activities would look something like "if you are late you can't jump into...

I never said I was "done with football" either. Don't worry, if you keep trying like a monkey with a typewriter you will eventually either produce an accurate quote of something I've posted or Romeo and Juliet.