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    Quote Originally Posted by pbmax View Post
    Bad fact #2

    By 3rd year, he was better than awful but still struggling.

    His numbers in regular season in 2007: 20 or 28, 71%, 1 TD, 0 int, adjusted yards per attempt 8.5 (which is very good) and 3 sacks.

    He outplayed Favre versus Dallas. There were a number of occasions that Brett was on his own agenda and looked afraid and unwilling. He did not rediscover the iron man until after Ted shipped him off.

    Correct fact #2, if you allow for negative lessons, Rodgers learns from Favre not to have an independent agenda and allow Michael Flipping Strahan to sack him and make poor Bubba Franks look bad. What a weasel move.
    I think Bob was off by a year. The way I remember it:

    2005: Bad
    2006: Better but not really good.
    2007: Looked ready to start.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joemailman View Post
    I think Bob was off by a year. The way I remember it:

    2005: Bad
    2006: Better but not really good.
    2007: Looked ready to start.
    I remember 2006 as being very encouraging, but that might be for improvement alone. He wasn't Mr. August Hasselback until 2007.

    His mechanics were fine in 2007. Took McCarthy basically one season to iron it out. And I am not convinced the high carry was that big a deal.
    Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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