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Can you imagine what people would be saying if Brady was 0-5 on the road?
I am irrationally bothered by Pete Carroll’s sideline gum-chomping
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.
McD is our very own Brett Favre!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.
Well, the Pats are on a bye, so that MUST have something to do with it...
True, I suppose you could interpret that both ways, although most sports pundits seem committed to the narrative that he's a comeback wizard.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...
For a guy with a photographic memory and supposedly high IQ, it's interesting how he's never quite been known to read a defense at the elite level Brady and Manning have.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.
Still more than what Brady & the Pats scored during the 2nd half .And as many here predicted media blaming everyone else other than Rodgers. He had only 3pts in all of the second half plenty of chances to put the game away.
This is why McCarthy should be fired: 4th/2 with 4:11 remaining in the 4th quarter, and with only one timeout available, ball on your own 33. He should've gone for the 1st down right there by telling Rodgers to give the ball to the rookie RB and get the feck out of his way. Mac instead punts away possession, never to regain it. Feckin gutless.
He should have been fired after the 2014 NFCCG, when Seattle tuned the ball over 3 times in the first half, and GB had the ball within Seattles own 5, all 3 times, and he kicked field goals all 3 times, with too of them being 4th and goal on the 1 yard line. Seattle was giving up like 14ppg that year, and only turning the ball over 1 time a game or something crazy stupid along those lines. Oh yeah, it was also in Seattle. You have to play to win. He's not a winner.
Wheres the Rodgers is declining comments at? Another failed 4th quarter comeback against a good team
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...
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.
I don’t know. You’re essentially saying Green Bay was inside Seattle’s five three times and kicked three field goals. That tells me they were 0/9 in punching it in. I don’t like those odds on fourth down either. I remember that game clearly, and I think “the GOAT” let that one get away more than the coach. Could you imagine if Wilson had thrown FIVE interceptions in the Super Bowl? Or is it even possible for Brady to lose a game against any team if the other QB coughs it up five times? We hear so much about the terrible, horrible, no good for nothing, very bad Green Bay defense, but they were about 10X more effective than the Patriots defense in the Super Bowl and essentially should have won the game on their own, but for a strangely incompetent offense driven by the leagues MVP (and did I mention “the GOAT”?)
Rodgers played the way many have noted: afraid to make a costly mistake, too conservative, and taking only what the defense wanted him to take. Rodgers played scared. I’m guessing Brady studied that game a lot leading up to the SB and realized you need to take risks and thread needles to beat that great defense, and he did. He made a couple of mistakes, but he made some very ballsy throws with the game on the line, notably, but not limited to, the third down laser to Edelman and the TD pass to Amendola (covered by Thomas.). Brady isn’t afraid to make incredibly difficult passes and risk being the goat of the game, and he never has been. It goes back to Super Bowl 36 and not just his coolness but willingness to throw a receiver open in tight coverage; watch the passes he made to beat the Panthers in SB38... absolutely ridiculous in difficulty on that final drive. I really believe there is a measurable, understandable difference in the way Brady and Rodgers handle do-or-die pressure.
What was the one win?I did a little more research and found that Aaron Rodgers comeback record vs winning teams is now 1-47. He has also failed to make a comeback in another handful of games vs teams with losing records.