Which of these is a more true statement?

[Zool]

As always I request an additional option of who gives a fuck.

Mark me down for 1.

[mmmdk]

Maybe that's it: a best TD in Packer history poll.

Good idea. How about the '95 "Mark Carrier" ankle breaking/knee jerking TD by Robert Brooks versus Bears? Or '86 Thanksgiving return TD by Walter Stanley with 41 seconds to go?

[denverYooper]

As always I request an additional option of who gives a fuck.

Mark me down for 1.

Finally, a viable 3rd party candidate!

+2

[Fritz]

Beware, we had one who could do no wrong and in the end, he did plenty wrong.

This is what I keep thinking.

[pbmax]

Honestly....the boy thing. You are too obsessed with this. I have watched track meets and said "that boy can flat out fly". I watch boxing and say "that boy is bringing it." In each case the guy I referred to was not black. I have watched football and said "that dude almost killed him"....is dude a racist term?

I don't think its necessary to explain how boy and dude have different connotations. But perhaps Finley would be offended by being compared to a SoCal surfer?

More importantly, were you being broadcast to 3 million people? Were your comments able to be picked up by tens of millions more?

Comments over the public airways are far different from private conversations. I am not saying he is playing a racist trope, but why leave the opening? One that he clearly knew right away was a wrong step?

And I am not so much concerned about that one statement as I am the newly evolving pattern of saying too much, then the outlet downplaying it. Because I have seen this movie before and I don't wish to see it again.

[pbmax]

Rodgers worked his ass off and absolutely deserves respect, but with Favregate Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy put Rodgers in a protective bubble.

Evidence? Holmgren ran a press conference for Favre and Sherman and McCarthy excused him from weekly media obligations. Where is the bubble for Rodgers?

[Zool]

Evidence? Holmgren ran a press conference for Favre and Sherman and McCarthy excused him from weekly media obligations. Where is the bubble for Rodgers?

How can we possibly have a viable forum if you keep interjecting facts and logic? Jesus H, PB, this is the internet.

[hoosier]

Evidence? Holmgren ran a press conference for Favre and Sherman and McCarthy excused him from weekly media obligations. Where is the bubble for Rodgers?

I read recently in JSO (I think) that MM doesn't make his coordinators and assistants available on Sunday after the game. Is that new? Did Holmey have a similar policy? Prophylactic or just managing the coordinators' time?

I was also struck by Rodgers's "boy" comment and how quickly he backpeddaled from it. But I don't have alarms going off in my head. I have the sense that his rapport with his teammates is strong enough that a few "friendly critical" remarks to the media are not going to create rifts. Especially not when you're a TE and there are five other receivers breathing down your neck wanting the ball.

[Bretsky]

he won a super bowl; he can do no wrong for a while in my eyes

[Pugger]

How can we possibly have a viable forum if you keep interjecting facts and logic? Jesus H, PB, this is the internet.

[Pugger]

But seriously as long as AR isn't doing anything stupid embarrassing the organization and is winning football games what more do we want him to do?

[pbmax]

I read recently in JSO (I think) that MM doesn't make his coordinators and assistants available on Sunday after the game. Is that new? Did Holmey have a similar policy? Prophylactic or just managing the coordinators' time?

I was also struck by Rodgers's "boy" comment and how quickly he backpeddaled from it. But I don't have alarms going off in my head. I have the sense that his rapport with his teammates is strong enough that a few "friendly critical" remarks to the media are not going to create rifts. Especially not when you're a TE and there are five other receivers breathing down your neck wanting the ball.

He doesn't and to be honest, I am not sure about Holmgren's policy.

But M3 does make them available Tuesday, which has a certain logic to it. Its the players' off day and everyone has seen the film. That leaves the immediate and emotional reaction to McCarthy, Thompson and McKenzie.

[Upnorth]

So my opinion is since Rodgers has earned the respect of the fans (fanatics) he now can do no wrong. He won a SB for GB, lets face it unless he snubs us in a very bad way we will love him for a very long time. That is what being a fan is all about, suspension of logic and replace it with passion.