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As not an AFC East fan, this looks like the owner or GM playing Madden and wanting to make moves because they look cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by run pMc
Fire the head coach? Likely looking to next year.
Trading for a previously-top WR to pair with your previously-top QB? Win now.
Giving a quality DL permission to seek a trade? Likely looking to next year.
I don't know what kind of shape Aaron and Davante will be next year, but it won't be as good as their best Packer seasons.
Is this a tweet from Randall Cobb?Quote:
Originally Posted by bobblehead
Agree it feels like someone playing Madden.Quote:
Originally Posted by NewsBruin
Rumor is they are shopping WR Mike Williams, who slipped after not "being on the same page" as Rodgers on the interception that sealed the game vs BUF. Was interesting - after the game Rodgers more or less blamed Williams and the route vs. his throw. A lot of QBs will just say they need to make a better throw and leave it there, but Rodgers ain't got time for that diplomacy or leadership stuff. I can't imagine him playing with GB's receivers last year LMAO.
The Jets are a collection of good players who don't play good together as a team.
My god. How shocking.Quote:
Originally Posted by run pMc
That whole culture is ugly over there. The sum of the parts is less than what it ought to be.
That wouldn't have anything to do with Karen, though.
i just saw the video of him throwing williams under the bus
just wow
said he was going to throw to lazard, but he was triple covered. so in his awesomness, he decided to throw a no look 40 yard pass to williams. but jesus saw out of the corner of his eye that williams wasn't running the right route. so jesus had to adjust at the last second (causing the ball that was thrown into double coverage to come up way short, making williams slip trying to get back to it)
if williams hadn't slipped he wouldn't have even gotten a hand on the ball since it was such a shitty throw
and now williams is being traded
sounds like jets fans are starting to catch on to his bullshit though
so glad he's not our mess anymore
the video is on this page
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...Av?ocid=ML236B
I think the throw was good. Williams got lost.
Sounds like I’m gonna have to catch some jets games now. This all is too much fun to miss.
Who triple covers Lazard?:doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by red
It's not his fault the coaches couldn't get his receivers ready during mandatory minicamps. Do you expect Aaron to do everything himself?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
I agree it's not necessary but In all fairness, Allen Lazard DID haul in the hail mary for the TD just before halftime. Might've made the DC a little over cautious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
I dunno.
he was triple covered and williams was double covered on the playQuote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
you would think others would be wide open
but as usual, karen was locked on to his one target
Jets probably used the other 8 players to protect Erin from a three man rush.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
Sandy Koufax famously retired at age 31 after going 27 - 9 in his final season, with a 1.73 ERA. He had traumatic arthritis, which meant he could have a permanent disability down the road - so he left the game.
I wish some of these older QB's would follow his lead. For every Tom Brady, there are a bunch of Rodgerses and Rothlisbergers hanging around, showing flashes of brilliance but mostly showing that time catches up to even the greatest.
How many tens of millions $ does it take to outweigh the prospect of some vague distant future potential problem? I empathize a helluva lot more with the risk takers.
Rodgers career earnngs are well north of $300M, approaching $400M. He's a shell of the QB he was 10 years ago, but that's not exactly a shocker. It's hard to hang up the cleats, I think it may take a bad injury or ugly half season to do it. It's not far off. Hes taken some vicious hits (by today's standards) behind that OL. Meanwhile, GB's OL has given up 8 sacks in 6 games.
Yeah, the press conference after was surprising, I guess I'd gotten used to QBs taking responsibility for picks or bad plays, not blaming your teammates. Do not miss that circus. The NY media much eat that up.
Here you go Guiness. AARon central.
Touché. I should have looked beyond the first page of threadsQuote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
While Rodgers was a prick he will always be a Packers champion. Just like Favre he has a memorial here at PR. :lol:
If Love goes on to win a Super Bowl and has a first ballot hall of fame career, I call dibs on starting his living legend thread in ~2034!
I can't watch the Jets. I'm not the guy who slows down to see the wreck on the side of the road since I was 17. Driving down 29 I slowed like every rubber necking idiot to see the commotion. A guy (assuming it was a guy) on a motorcycle had taken an atrocious spill. He was a busted up bloody mess. Its been a lot of years, but that image is still stained into my brain. Now I keep my eyes forward and drive on by without being curious. I won't be catching many Jets games this year.
Posting here because I'm not industrious enough to start a Week 14 thread:
I've always wanted to say that I believe Pick-6s are less about a quarterback's quality of play and more dependent on personnel and playcall. The only thing I think is more on the QB's shoulders is to realize in that formation, there's no "cover 2" help from running back or flankers if he tries to force a throw -- so don't try to force a dang throw in a non-critical drive.
Rodgers had an empty backfield and 3 or 4 spread-out receivers. Even nimrods like me know that's going to be a short throw that's begging to be jumped. There was only one offensive player who had a chance of tackling the DB before he zoomed past the offensive line. But because 10 guys were nowhere near the dude with a head start in the other direction, Aaron Rodgers is an even worse quarterback than if someone tackled the DB.