TNF: Cheez-Its at Squawkers

[Joker]

Von Miller willed Pay-Me-tons and the Broncos to victory...jeezus...the horsefaced sexual assault artist was the worst starter on the field in that super bowl..still, will this end the persistent nad sucking and colon tongue bathing of St Discount Double Dork?

 

[Zarozzor]

I have never in my life seen an elite QB miss as many open receivers as he does. It's like he doesn't see guys that are wide open

 

[Guts]

All joking aside, Rodgers had some beautiful throws only he can make, but if he wants to be in TB12 level he needs to win these type of games. Plenty of good weapons around him. Adams is a top 15 WR, they have a legit rooke WR, and that Aaron Jones kid is a beast.

 

[supafly]

All joking aside, Rodgers had some beautiful throws only he can make, but if he wants to be in TB12 level he needs to win these type of games. Plenty of good weapons around him. Adams is a top 15 WR, they have a legit rooke WR, and that Aaron Jones kid is a beast.

He’s had good weapons surrounding him before. I get tired of hearing about his lack of weapons. I’m not sure that’s entirely true.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Rogers throws a TD in the second quarter
"he is the greatest quarterback in the history of planet earth maybe the universe"
Brady throws a TD pass in the second quarter
"Touchdown Patriots in the second quarter"

 

[Joker]

so sick and tired of the hatred and moronic ignorance...it's like the world is full of Rob Parker bigots and no one else

 

[mgcolby]

Jabari Greer on Canada's SportCentre just said something to the effect of:

"Green Bay can't keep expecting Rodgers to save them in the 4th quarter".

The excuses are endless.

Well to be clear he is correct but could use better wording. After all Rodgers has a whopping 12 4th quarter comebacks in his career. So Green Bay shouldn't expect him to save them.

Eli has 27...

 

[Tony2046]

Joe Buck cried tonight. Aaron Rodgers made him cry like no other QB in the history of the NFL could.

 

[HawaiianPatsfan]

Well to be clear he is correct but could use better wording. After all Rodgers has a whopping 12 4th quarter comebacks in his career. So Green Bay shouldn't expect him to save them.

Eli has 27...

And probably like 4 of those 12 came with 95% ******** as* Hail Mary’s

 

[Lavictoire]

lol everybody was open.

Brady's been throwing those lately.

 

[libra957]

Brady's been throwing those lately.

I'm sure he does but my point is Rogers wasn't clutch in the 4th quarter. He's not even in the top 20 in 4th quarter comeback.

 

[Triumph]

He’s had good weapons surrounding him before. I get tired of hearing about his lack of weapons. I’m not sure that’s entirely true.

Rodgers has had better.

The only guy producing out there is Adams. Does Rodgers have guys like Hill, Kelce and Hunt? Absolutely not.

 

[PatsDeb]

As I watched that game last night all I could think of is Colin Cowherd talking about how Aaron Rodgers always looks "EXASPERATED" with everyone on the field (except himself of course) with all its attendant eye rolls and head shakes. CC was spot on!

 

[SVN]

 

[Palm Beach Pats Fan]

People in the fawning media love to focus on the make-it-up-as-you-go Rodgers scramble plays that work out. Yes, they are amazing, throwing 50 yards on the run. But he's not nearly good enough at recognizing and executing simple throws that would lead to a lot more wins.

 

[Love The Drake]

McDaniels linked to Packers job says coaching Rodgers and working with Brian Gunquist is enough of a draw to get him to leave.
It's possible at this point I don't care.
Tired of hearing will he won't he leave genius one day calling a garbage game the next.
Prefer to have him but if not Bill will just find some young QB coach at like west Baptistville University and in 5 years we are calling him the best OC in the NFL.

 

[TheRainMaker]

A-Rod went full douche when a reporter asked him whether he thought this season had any hope by replying, “come on brah”!

Reporter doesn’t back down and tells the man known as the “best QB of all time” that his team is 0-5 on the road.

 

[Sfpat]

Watching the game last night, what struck me was Rodgers inability to progress through his reads. Most of the game was either throw to Adams (1st option) or take a sack. He rarely looked for his second or third options. The non-Adams WRs were there only to block.

 

[TheRainMaker]

McDaniels linked to Packers job says coaching Rodgers and working with Brian Gunquist is enough of a draw to get him to leave.
It's possible at this point I don't care.
Tired of hearing will he won't he leave genius one day calling a garbage game the next.
Prefer to have him but if not Bill will just find some young QB coach at like west Baptistville University and in 5 years we are calling him the best OC in the NFL.

I don’t know if McDaniels should take that job unless he gets full control.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Watching the game last night, what struck me was Rodgers inability to progress through his reads. Most of the game was either throw to Adams (1st option) or take a sack. He rarely looked for his second or third options. The non-Adams WRs were there only to block.

He always does that. More and more people are showing examples such as @SVN that Rodgers can’t see guys open and makes the game harder than it should be for him. Greg Cossell was the first to say this a few years ago and people thought he was trolling.

He missed a wide open guy early in the NE game in the middle of the field but threw it to a guy that didn’t get the first down.

Greg Jennings, who played with Rodgers for many years, said on the Colin Cowherd show today that Rodgers would rather take a shot downfield off of a broken play than take the obvious open guy after a 3-5 step drop back in the pocket.