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That's A-Rod's current pace. I guess I could live with that.
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Ill just continue being ridiculous and say he will end up with better numbers than that ... half hindsight of course.
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Re: 4,048 yards and 32 touchdowns
Are you talking in real life or in Madden?Originally posted by Scott Campbell
He's good in either.Comment
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You forgot the 70% completion percentage, 0 interceptions, 480 rushing yards, and 8 sacks taken. We'll learn even more about him after this week though. Dallas has better personnel on defense then they showed against Philadelphia. Their best corner, Newman, should be back, right? Both games I thought Rodgers might struggle because each game provides something new. I'm still expecting it. You have to expect a first year starter to struggle at some point."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted ThompsonComment
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I absolutely expect (hard to believe otherwise) a very poor showing at some point this season. Someone, preseason circumstances or not, is gonna be watching a little bit more of that 49ers preseason video than usual and it's just bound to happen.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersComment
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Well, we got a couple outta Brett each season, so I expect you'll be proven correct.Originally posted by mission
And that's not a cheap shot at brett, BTW, everyone has off days.Comment
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We'll find out a lot about Rodgers. It's a great start to the year, but he's not really going to peak for another year or two (like Romo).
So far he's been cool and collected when he's up and cool and collected when he's down. He's young. The offense has had some rough patches, some rough quarters. Probably one game it will be a whole rough game. It does happen.
That said, I'm really hoping consistancy turns into one of Rodgers strengths. It seems like the multi SB winners (except Bradshaw) are the smart, talented, consistent, cool headed types. We might have one of those and I think the GM knows how to put a team around him so the present and future is, well, who knows, but it could be very bright and should be at least somewhat bright.Formerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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How about them Vikings - sittin home, oh so happy about how stable their QB situation is and gloating about how Favre wrecked our off-season.
I wonder how much they're talking now. Maybe they'll learn to just shut up, but I doubt it.Formerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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Troll! Pot stirrer! Troublemaker! Wait til paco hears about this.... Oh, you were kiddingOriginally posted by Tarlam!
Everyone go back to bed, I'm sorry.
I am currently refusing to have expectations for Rodgers so each week its like an undiscovered country. I am sure the Cowboys will win by 47 because you just can't win with a 3rd year rookie.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.Comment
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Re: 4,048 yards and 32 touchdowns
Yea I fucked up and traded ARod away to get young rookies with more "upside" in my franchise as my whole team is the best rooks and 2nd year pros plus Merriman (he's a beast and had to have him). Either way there is the official Rodgers QB rating thread here:Originally posted by Kiwon
Snake's Twitter comments would be LEGENDARY.........if I was ugly or gave a shit about Twitter.Comment
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4th year rookie.Originally posted by pbmax"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted ThompsonComment
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Originally posted by Tarlam!
Tarlam... WTF!?!
haha just jokin... ya like other have mentioned that stats usually decrease going thru the season but there is that small chance that he'll play lights out like Brady did or manning did a few years back or Romo or Favre ten years ago... I'm sure there are others but u get the pointComment
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Once a guy gets labeled, the label sticks. Ask Greg Jennings about "The Human Juggs Machine." It makes little sense too. He has juice on intermediate balls and can throw it a long ways, but he doesn't have a gun?Packers QB Aaron Rodgers has been poised, comfortable, aware, and he's made every kind of throw. You cannot ask for more of Rodgers; he looks like a guy who was ready for his opportunity. He does not have a gun, but the ball comes out with juice on intermediate throws, and he can air it out."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted ThompsonComment
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Originally posted by HarveyWallbangers
Well I think guys who have had guns were like Favre, Elway type QBs and as well as Aaron is throwing the ball he doesn't compare to those guys in arm strenghtComment
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From just watching them play, I would say that Rodgers has a little less zip than Romo and Favre, but not by much. It could just be that he tends to loft his deep balls, which slows them down a bit but helps against interceptions. Rodgers is in the same league as Brady and Manning, which is certainly nothing to complain about.Originally posted by Pacopete4
The strongest arm in football today has to be Cutler's though. That guy can throw a bullet 40 yards.Comment
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