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

[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

[yetisnowman]

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.

If I read you A rod's stat line at the end of the game without knowing the score, would you have assumed we won or lost? In what way did he play well enough to win? This stuff is bordering on delusional. Seattle had 5 turnovers! And still won!

[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.

[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?

[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

[mraynrand]

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.

so is it Stubby or Rodgers who is at fault? Make up your mind.

[ThunderDan]

Easy to trot out the winning QB as the example to hold ARod to. If Seattle's O had been able to make a couple of first downs Brady never gets the chance to be the hero.

This is why football is the greatest team game. While the superstar QB and coaches are under the microscope, one botched assignment for your 3rd string TE on an onside kick can undo everything else from the game. You need a whole team that plays well in every facet to be a champion.

Hopefully firing Slocum is a first step in shoring up the worst part of our team.

[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.

[woodbuck27]

so is it Stubby or Rodgers who is at fault? Make up your mind.

Here sport you decide:

http://www.packersnews.com/story/spo...game/22173121/

[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

[Rutnstrut]

As long as we are doing the Brady/Rodgers comparison, in post season or a big game I'll take Brady every time.

[mraynrand]

As long as we are doing the Brady/Rodgers comparison, in post season or a big game I'll take Brady every time.

what a shock

[gbgary]

no pass given imo. Rodgers said if he were playing today in the sb he'd be 75-80%.

[mraynrand]

Here sport you decide:

http://www.packersnews.com/story/spo...game/22173121/

nice evasion

[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.

[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.

[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!

[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.