Aaron Rodgers

[pbmax]

You really think stubby is going to use those backs if he has rodgers on the field? They will get a bit behind, stubby will panic and call deep pass plays. Then the pathetic GB oline will get Rodgers hurt again. Now if they had even a mediocre defense and would actually stick to the running game. I think AR would be ok as they wouldn't be playing from behind.

Rut, you realize they were 4-1 this season with Rodgers? There may be fewer carries in a game, but that doesn't make them a worse offense with him back.

[pbmax]

just because he's cleared medically don't mean they're gonna play him. The last thing they need is for him to freak out and end up with NE.

I wouldn't put it past this season. Though expect the Eagles to give the Pats a run for his services

[pbmax]

Here's hoping SPRIGGS™ WATCH and collarbone alert don't meet.

[Rutnstrut]

Rut, you realize they were 4-1 this season with Rodgers? There may be fewer carries in a game, but that doesn't make them a worse offense with him back.

And he got hit a lot in those games. What I'm saying is if he plays, it would be nice to see stubby use a gameplan that limits the risk of AR getting hit.

[Bossman641]

just because he's cleared medically don't mean they're gonna play him. The last thing they need is for him to freak out and end up with NE.

Lol.. well done

[wootah]

Welcome back, Gandalf.

[denverYooper]

Here's hoping SPRIGGS™ WATCH and collarbone alert don't meet.

Are they both IOT capable? Maybe we can set up some real-time tracking. I assume the admin password on those was left to the default.

[mraynrand]

So its not 100% and had no chance of being 100%. Is it 80%? RapSheet doesn't know. So you are left with two choices, McKenzie is consuming with specialist to see if its truly above 80 everywhere OR the debate about 79-81% is being done at the front office level.

Don't forget, the scan was done on Monday - there will be 4-6.8% healing between Monday and Sunday for sure. Rodgers may be at 86.8% healed by gametime - if the game gets flexed to the night game maybe even 89%. If they win the toss and defer he might be 90% when he takes his first snap.

[wootah]

Sure, chances are slim for PO qualification, but we're not talking about some random human over here, right?

[denverYooper]

Don't forget, the scan was done on Monday - there will be 4-6.8% healing between Monday and Sunday for sure. Rodgers may be at 86.8% healed by gametime - if the game gets flexed to the night game maybe even 89%. If they win the toss and defer he might be 90% when he takes his first snap.

Looks like you've found a new sabermetrics niche.

[mraynrand]

Looks like you've found a new sabermetrics niche.

the only difference is that I make everything up. Maybe I could sell Green Bay a monorail...

[pbmax]

Are they both IOT capable? Maybe we can set up some real-time tracking. I assume the admin password on those was left to the default.

Password? I guess.

My computer just opens them up, the program is called Windows I think. I just click on the big blue e.

[pbmax]

the only difference is that I make everything up. Maybe I could sell Green Bay a monorail...

All of Wisconsin are building trolley's, so your time may soon be coming.

[pbmax]

wootah, I forgot about that play. Can you imagine being part of the Bears defense and having that happen to you? It would drive good men insane.

[pbmax]

Don't forget, the scan was done on Monday - there will be 4-6.8% healing between Monday and Sunday for sure. Rodgers may be at 86.8% healed by gametime - if the game gets flexed to the night game maybe even 89%. If they win the toss and defer he might be 90% when he takes his first snap.

I would buy your NFL injury tracker newsletter. But can you fathom what I meant by McKenzie consuming with other specialists? Was it a formal dinner or just a business lunch? RapSheet's article doesn't specify.

[mraynrand]

I would buy your NFL injury tracker newsletter. But can you fathom what I meant by McKenzie consuming with other specialists? Was it a formal dinner or just a business lunch? RapSheet's article doesn't specify.

I can come up with some metrics on that. Give me a minute.

[Pugger]

It's hard to take this seriously. Packers were 4-1 with Rodgers. They nearly beat Pittsburgh without him. I get the accumulated injury deal, but that's a problem for everyone. Just ask Philly. You never know what's going to happen. Maybe with Rodgers back, and with a two-headed running game, the Packers could dominate TOP against other teams and protect their defensive-back depleted defense and be totally competitive. If Rodgers is healthy, who knows - maybe he gets as blistering hot as in 2010 and they run a team off the field when they weren't supposed to and it propels them to Championship. Careers are limited, you never want to miss an opportunity, no matter how improbable.

This.

And even if we miss the playoffs I'm just happy now we can watch competent QB play again for our favorite team.

[Pugger]

True, but I doubt stubby utilizes them if he has Rodgers back.

Mike might if wants to keep defenses honest and to protect his QB's mended collarbone.

[woodbuck27]

Welcome back, Gandalf.

This one of the GREATEST All Time Radio Guys and Sports.

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What Mike Francesa says you do not doubt, unless your either misinformed or possibly entirely ignorant. This Sports Man knows and said this morning on the NFL Network that.:

" Aaron Rodgers is the greatest Physically Gifted QB he's ever seen play in the NFL. " Mike Francesa

His spot this morning on the NFL Network was nothing short of fascinating. The Panel was in obvious awe of his every word.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Francesa#Awards

[Tony Oday]

The Pack win out, make the playoffs, beat the Vikings in the Divisional Round, beat the Rams in the NFCCC and go on to lose the SB to the Steelers.