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Joemailman
07-16-2014, 04:40 PM
Aaron Rodgers:

With 4000 passing yards, he will go from 69th place to 50th place, passing Ron Jaworski, Terry Bradshaw, Ken stabler, etc. With 620 yards he will pass Bart Starr (66th) as the Packers #2 passer.

With 35 TD passes, he will go from 46th place to probably 28th place, passing John Brodie, Terry Bradshaw and Jim Hart etc.

Clay Matthews

With 10 sacks, Clay Matthews would go from 156th place to 101st place. He would go from 5th to 3rd among Packers, passing Tim Harris and Aaron Kampman.

Mason Crosby

With 120 points, he would go from 68th place all-time to 52nd place. With 29 XP's, he will pass Ryan Longwell for 1st on the Packers list.

Jordy Nelson

With 1000 receiving yards, he would go from 11th on the Packers list to 9th passing Billy Howton and Carroll Dale.

Eddie Lacy

With 1200 rushing yards, he would go from 36th on the Packers list to 13th, passing among others, Favre, Starr and Rodgers.

Mike McCarthy

With 10 regular season wins, he will go from 48th all-time to 43rd, tying Bill Walsh. He needs 14 wins to tie Lombardi.
RashanGary
07-16-2014, 10:03 PM
Cool stuff. Thanks!
Cheesehead Craig
07-17-2014, 10:49 AM
If Lacy stays healthy he could likely be the top rusher in team history when all is said and done.
Guiness
07-17-2014, 01:21 PM
If Lacy stays healthy he could likely be the top rusher in team history when all is said and done.

That's pretty premature! Green was a top flight rusher and stayed pretty healthy for 6 good seasons in GB. Lacy's taken the first important step, but has a lot to prove before you can put him in a class with Green.
Just Jeff
07-17-2014, 03:14 PM
That's pretty premature! Green was a top flight rusher and stayed pretty healthy for 6 good seasons in GB. Lacy's taken the first important step, but has a lot to prove before you can put him in a class with Green.

Green was awesome, I just hope that his only real drawback, fumbles, doesn't show up with Lacy.
texaspackerbacker
07-17-2014, 03:31 PM
If Lacy stays healthy he could likely be the top rusher in team history when all is said and done.

As I recall, Brockington looked about that good for a couple of years also. Hopefully Lacy will last longer. Not to be negative, but I expect to see him go elsewhere after his rookie contract - for bigger bucks than the Packers are willing to pay.
hoosier
07-17-2014, 03:56 PM
With his running style I think it is doubtful that Lacy will last long enough to set any records. Use him while you still got him!
Rutnstrut
07-17-2014, 04:42 PM
The biggest milestone I would like to see Clay reach is playing a full season with no time loss injuries.
Fritz
07-17-2014, 06:30 PM
Brockington was great til he hurt his knee, I believe. Never the same after.

Use Eddie like a cheap whore!
smuggler
07-17-2014, 07:04 PM
Brockington hurt his neck/shoulder and couldnt attack defenders as effectively afterward because the injury never completely healed.
pbmax
07-17-2014, 09:08 PM
The biggest milestone I would like to see Clay reach is playing a full season with no time loss injuries.

Yes this.
Pugger
07-18-2014, 10:47 AM
The biggest milestone I would like to see Clay reach is playing a full season with no time loss injuries.

Especially his thumb and hammy.