ARE WE GIVING AROD A FREE PASS ??????????????????

[HarveyWallbangers]

Rodgers played well enough against that defense in that stadium. Even led them back at the end of the game to send it to OT. Again, the refs blew the first interception. He thought he had and should have had a free play. Basically, Brady is following the same blueprint that Rodgers. With similar results. Much better than Peyton's results last year. It's a tough defense.

[woodbuck27]

Rodgers played well enough against that defense in that stadium. Even led them back at the end of the game to send it to OT. Again, the refs blew the first interception. He thought he had and should have had a free play. Basically, Brady is following the same blueprint that Rodgers. With similar results. Much better than Peyton's results last year. It's a tough defense.

Tom Brady went 37 for 50 for 328 yards and 4 TDs and 2 Picks.

That was 'a balls out' performance in the New England win.

[mraynrand]

Tom Brady went 37 for 50 for 328 yards and 4 TDs and 2 Picks.

That was 'a balls out' performance in the New England win.

I wonder how Rodgers would have done with 1) healthy calf 2) Avril out 3) nickel back out 4) on a neutral field

[woodbuck27]

I wonder how Rodgers would have done with 1) healthy calf 2) Avril out 3) nickel back out 4) on a neutral field

The next thing:

Some of you guys will be saying that Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady.

If that's the case you better hope that MM grows a lot in this off season. Aaron's now three Super Bowl wins away.

[mraynrand]

The next thing:

Some of you guys will be saying that Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady.

If that's the case you better hope that MM grows a lot in this off season. Aaron's now three Super Bowl wins away.

Why ask us:

MVP VOTING

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay 31
J.J. Watt, Houston 13
Tony Romo, Dallas 2
DeMarco Murray, Dallas 2
Tom Brady, New England 1
Bobby Wagner, Seattle 1

[woodbuck27]

Why ask us:

MVP VOTING

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay 31
J.J. Watt, Houston 13
Tony Romo, Dallas 2
DeMarco Murray, Dallas 2
Tom Brady, New England 1
Bobby Wagner, Seattle 1

Yes Aaron Rodgers has the same number of NFL MVP Awards as Tom Brady.

Now check out this resume:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady

[smuggler]

Some of you guys will be saying that Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady.

If that's the case you better hope that MM grows a lot in this off season. Aaron's now three Super Bowl wins away.

Ah, the rings argument. Nope. I love championships as much as the next guy, but in no plane of existence is Eli Manning a better quarterback than Fran Tarkenton.

Brady is not as good as Rodgers currently. Brady at his peak, that's debatable. He played well in the game today, but could just as easily have been a goat.

[woodbuck27]

Ah, the rings argument. Nope. I love championships as much as the next guy, but in no plane of existence is Eli Manning a better quarterback than Fran Tarkenton.

Brady is not as good as Rodgers currently. Brady at his peak, that's debatable. He played well in the game today, but could just as easily have been a goat.

That was a good Super Bowl game. Tom Brady was that games MVP.

Like most great matchup's it comes down to one play.

Last night and today Tom Brady and Patriot Nation is grateful to Malcolm Butler.

[denverYooper]

Ah, the rings argument. Nope. I love championships as much as the next guy, but in no plane of existence is Eli Manning a better quarterback than Fran Tarkenton.

Brady is not as good as Rodgers currently. Brady at his peak, that's debatable. He played well in the game today, but could just as easily have been a goat.

Yeah, it's funny. He threw a pick in the endzone to end their first drive and another INT that gave Seattle the lead. That second INT really looked like it could have been the turning point for a while.

[Pugger]

Ah, the rings argument. Nope. I love championships as much as the next guy, but in no plane of existence is Eli Manning a better quarterback than Fran Tarkenton.

Brady is not as good as Rodgers currently. Brady at his peak, that's debatable. He played well in the game today, but could just as easily have been a goat.

Yes, had Seattle scored and Wilson not thrown that pick everyone would be dissecting Brady's two INTs in that Super Bowl. Right now I'd take Rodgers and his skill set over Brady all day long.

[ThunderDan]

The next thing:

Some of you guys will be saying that Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady.

If that's the case you better hope that MM grows a lot in this off season. Aaron's now three Super Bowl wins away.

Congratulations Aaron Rodgers on your second NFL MVP Award.

You deserved it hands down.

So which statement is true? If Aaron deserved the award hands down how can Tom Brady be better?

[woodbuck27]

So which statement is true? If Aaron deserved the award hands down how can Tom Brady be better?

Both statements have merit.

[Teamcheez1]

So which statement is true? If Aaron deserved the award hands down how can Tom Brady be better?

Tom Brady has had a spectacular career, no doubt about that.

Today, a healthy AR is hands down better than Brady.

[woodbuck27]

Tom Brady has had a spectacular career, no doubt about that.

Today, a healthy AR is hands down better than Brady.

Sure ... sure.

Tom Brady was MVP (3× Super Bowl MVP (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XLIX) and won his 4th Super Bowl Ring yesterday.

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

Tom Brady has had a spectacular career, no doubt about that.

Today, a healthy AR is hands down better than Brady.

Hands down?? Are you kidding?? Brady is better than Rodgers, period. More to being a great qb than throwing a nice ball. Brady is as clutch as it gets.. Four game winning drives in the SuperBowl..

The defense basically gift wrapped a packers win against Seattle and he couldn't even sustain a drive less enough come from behind by ten points. No one in their right mind would put rodgers over Brady. Not just all time but right now.

[ThunderDan]

Tom Brady went 37 for 50 for 328 yards and 4 TDs and 2 Picks.

That was 'a balls out' performance in the New England win.

And how about the scorn for Wilson not being able to lead his team to a score and Carroll taking his foot of the gas up 10 and losing the game?

[woodbuck27]

And how about the scorn for Wilson not being able to lead his team to a score and Carroll taking his foot of the gas up 10 and losing the game?

Your really one strange fella.

This is a Green Bay Packer Forum.

[mraynrand]

Your really one strange fella.

This is a Green Bay Packer Forum.

Here comes the lecture

[woodbuck27]

Here comes the lecture

A wise man once said:

Regarding people beyond a certain pre adult age. You can't teach common sense.

[mraynrand]

A wise man once said:

Regarding people beyond a certain pre adult age. You can't teach common sense.

to thine own self be true!