Rodgers broke his streak of non 300 yard games.
He and Love now both have 1 to their credit this season. Rodgers with more yards, one less TD and a few less INTs but worse QBR and of course the only thing that matters - Ws
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Rodgers broke his streak of non 300 yard games.
He and Love now both have 1 to their credit this season. Rodgers with more yards, one less TD and a few less INTs but worse QBR and of course the only thing that matters - Ws
Finally LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Fosco33
Rodgers has 2+ more games of QB play for his stats.
Rodgers-Love advanced stats comparison is pretty interesting on pro football reference.
Rodgers is basically a statue who throws short at this point. His pressure rate is almost the same as Love but has 20 more sacks on the year. Surprisingly he has a higher rate of "bad throws" whatever that means.
Rodgers was an amazing player at his peak, but he's far far away from that now. IF some team pays him to play next year, I wouldn't count on a bounceback year.
The only way that could work is if Rodgers landed with a team that has a Detroit Lions-like offensive line. That’s why Goff is playing well - he’s pretty immobile, but with time to throw he can still look good. I think of Goff and Rodgers as being similar in that regard.
Well you're not wrong. Goff is 11 years younger though, less prickly about ... well, everything, and at least occasionally targets the middle of the field. Goff looks like a dweeb and he went to Cal, so they have that in common.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
I can't really think of a team that fits the "needs a QB, has a very good OL" criteria. Usually it's a trash team that needs the QB, and they are trash because they have bad talent all over including the OL. Even a team flush with cap space would likely be overpaying for middling vets on the OL and Rodgers. Smart teams don't let good players (especially on the OL) walk.
Rodgers leading a drive w/ <2min to get into either long fg to take the lead or for the dagger. A meaningless game between 2 three win teams but imagine it could be one of his last games.
Ok - so they decided to score the TD with a min left instead of making Jax more time and timeouts. They can score a tying TD with a min and 2 timeouts. Kinda odd
Looks like the farewell tour for AaRon with the way other teams are shaking his hand.
I'm assuming he's not going to be a Jet next year. Is there another team that would be a logical landing place? Or is he gonna retire like this? Man, father time... It really sucks we never got the proper revenge tour. I think the injury stole his mobility.
I don't think there is. It would have to be a good team in need of a QB. I don't think that team exists unless Stafford retires. Vikings will likely bring Darnold back.Quote:
Originally Posted by call_me_ishmael
The only likely spot is 9ersQuote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
They don’t want him. Injuries and age have made him Vinnie Testeverde at the end of his career. He’d be a decent veteran back up at this point in his career, able to help a team for a few games if their starter is injured.Quote:
Originally Posted by australianpackerbacker
I really don’t think that’s what Rodgers wants to do.
I could see him at veteran-minumum Flacco duty, if needed, but I can't imagine a sane and well-balanced GM spending the salary-cap space and young-QB development time to pay Rodgers anywhere near what he's earned in any season.
So you are saying he's going to the Bears.Quote:
Originally Posted by NewsBruin
I don't think Rodgers's ego would allow him to be a backup, and maybe not even a stop-gap starter for a year - unless he's chasing stats.
He's got Tom Brady on one stat - most QB sacks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
Will be interesting to see what Woody decides, Rodgers still has an arm, but his legs are gone which impacts his accuracy and ability to move in the pocket. If he's released, he's a better Flacco if his head is screwed on straight. He's kind of radioactive with his personality and platform on McAfee to spout lies and nonsense. I have a hard time seeing him being open to being a backup. The QB draft class looks not great, but there will be several QBs hitting the market (Darnold, Cousins, Justin Fields, maybe Derek Carr and Daniel Jones?) It could be a case of musical chairs and Rodgers is the one without a chair. He could just sit tight until summer when some team has an injury or gets desperate.
Most of the country will be getting Miami at Jets on Fox late. Probably a meaningless game. Fox billing it as maybe Rodgers' last game?
I definitely will watch at least some of it. Hard to make time for games these days at this stage of life, but I don't want to miss the last chance to see Aaron Charles Rodgers play. I think he's gonna be done.
They will speculate and speculate and speculate, which is what much of modern sports coverage consists of.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Former New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, scheduled to interview Tuesday for the team's head coaching vacancy, is convinced he will land the job.
If it happens, he says he will put an end to the Aaron Rodgers "country club."
Ryan, appearing Monday morning on ESPN New York radio, ripped the future Hall of Famer for skipping the team's mandatory minicamp last June to take a vacation to Egypt. He also criticized the organization's "abysmal" leadership for condoning it.
"Clearly, when you have a guy that doesn't show up for mandatory minicamp -- and, by the way, he's your quarterback, coming off an injury -- I think that's an absolutely ridiculous message you send to the team," Ryan said during a spot on the "DiPietro & Rothenberg Show."
"If he comes back, things would be different. If he's back, it ain't gonna be the country club, show up whenever the hell you want to show up. That ain't gonna happen. I'll just leave it at that," Ryan said.
Rex Ryan is really putting his foot down.