Drivers drops

[BallHawk]

Interesting facts I got from those splits.

1. Aaron throws the majority of his interceptions on 1st down.
2. He hasn't thrown an INT on 3rd down the entire year.
3. His 3rd down passer rating numbers are ridiculous. Absolutely insane.
4. His 4th down passer rating numbers are kinda garbage.
5. His passer rating is higher when the Pack are behind than when the Pack are ahead.
6. He hasn't thrown a Red Zone INT the entire year.

[Smidgeon]

Interesting facts I got from those splits.

1. Aaron throws the majority of his interceptions on 1st down.
2. He hasn't thrown an INT on 3rd down the entire year.
3. His 3rd down passer rating numbers are ridiculous. Absolutely insane.
4. His 4th down passer rating numbers are kinda garbage.
5. His passer rating is higher when the Pack are behind than when the Pack are ahead.
6. He hasn't thrown a Red Zone INT the entire year.

Here's what I posted at midseason for an analysis on how AR's playing: http://www.packerrats.com/ratchat/vi...=477044#477044 It appears those trends have continued throughout the second half of the season.

I might do it again after this weekend's game, but I'm not sure anyone is interested in hearing it.

[Packers4Ever]

Some of his drops are like ""what". Though, if we just count those drops, there are very few.

The others are more "understandable". We only get upset because we are use to him catching everything, including the spectacular one handers. Driver is fine. Same as he's always been.

I was very pleased with Grant.

RE: Donald, I think you hit it on the right spot,

Packerbacker, I know it bugs him but he'll be

just fine,

[LEWCWA]

in almost every game, the first 5-6 passes from rodgers are off target.

I wonder where he would have learned that?

Just go away and talk to yourself.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

in almost every game, the first 5-6 passes from rodgers are off target.

I wonder where he would have learned that?

Just go away and talk to yourself.

Where did he learn it?

[Noodle]

Ty, you are the expert at stirring shite.

But assuming you're serious with your question, and I do know what assuming will get me, I believe SC is suggesting that Rodgers learned to be off target with his first throws of the game from Favre.

Surely you remember the days when Favre was often erratic early in big games, especially against Dallas. Favre would be off, usually throwing high, for the first three or four series.

At the time, one theory was that the high crown at Texas Stadium accounted for Favre's problem, which to me was ust another example of the creativity of the Favre-Can-Do-No-Wrong crowd.

Regardless, Favre seems to have patched together a pretty good career, and I'm hoping Rodgers does the same.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Ty, you are the expert at stirring shite.

But assuming you're serious with your question, and I do know what assuming will get me, I believe SC is suggesting that Rodgers learned to be off target with his first throws of the game from Favre.

Surely you remember the days when Favre was often erratic early in big games, especially against Dallas. Favre would be off, usually throwing high, for the first three or four series.

At the time, one theory was that the high crown at Texas Stadium accounted for Favre's problem, which to me was ust another example of the creativity of the Favre-Can-Do-No-Wrong crowd.

Regardless, Favre seems to have patched together a pretty good career, and I'm hoping Rodgers does the same.

Thanx for ruining it.

Just wanted him to write what you did. At least admit that Favre had some flaws.

[Packers4Ever]

in almost every game, the first 5-6 passes from rodgers are off target.

I wonder where he would have learned that?

Just go away and talk to yourself.

ASAP !!

[LEWCWA]

butter fingers could have very well cost Packers playoff game.

[MOBB DEEP]

butter fingers could have very well cost Packers playoff game.

and not going for the ball is the REAL reason for OT int v nyg....

[Joemailman]

The pass was so far off Driver had little chance to go for the ball.

As for drops, Donald got stripped a few times in the 2nd half of the season. He's going to have to concentrate more on covering the ball when fighting for extra yardage.

[Gunakor]

butter fingers could have very well cost Packers playoff game.

and not going for the ball is the REAL reason for OT int v nyg....

The real reason for that INT was an errant throw. I mean REAL bad. I'd pull the picture again, but we've all seen it a thousand times already. Brett even owned up to it in the post game presser. That one was on him and he knew it.

[LEWCWA]

Just sayin' this was a concern of mine and it came to fruition, despite all the Drivers fine. I try not to lie to myself about my team, my kids athletic prowess, etc.. I saw it as a recurring problem and it very well could have ended Packs season.....

[MJZiggy]

Just sayin' this was a concern of mine and it came to fruition, despite all the Drivers fine. I try not to lie to myself about my team, my kids athletic prowess, etc.. I saw it as a recurring problem and it very well could have ended Packs season.....

The problem with that theory is also that Driver's a good part of the reason we had the season we did...still quite a weapon and still takes the abuse in parts of the field where others fear to tread.

[LEWCWA]

Oh I agree. DD is one of the toughest sob's i've seen and a damn good player, but the last quater of the season he was really having trouble holding onto the ball.