Official Wild Card Weekend Thread

[Freak Out]

Not sure what that was...gum chomper will have a great answer though. lol

[Pugger]

The seachickens losing their kicker was a big blow for them. It was hard for me to watch any of these teams win, however. Can't stand either one...

[yetisnowman]

Ravens just fumbled 3 times in their first 8 plays. Recovered the first 2 and lost the last one.

[pbmax]

Still seeing evidence of McCarthy offense in today’s games. On 3rd down Chargers ran left and had four blockers for four defenders. Two Chargers double teamed and the two free defenders took runner for loss.

Brilliant.

Also MGIII hurt his other knee and is out.

[texaspackerbacker]

I'm actually rooting for the damn Bears today. Why? Because with the Packers out, the Cowboys are my team, and I'd much rather see them play the Saints than the Rams.

[pbmax]

I’m excited for Lamar Jackson but I am not sure he is ready yet. And this offense in general doesn’t make much sense to me unless it’s based on what he ran at Louisville.

Even then it doesn’t seem to work versus the Chargers D who are all within 5 yards of the LOS.

[gbgary]

bal o has done squat.

[pbmax]

Nathan Marzion

Playoff games with a passer rating > 104.0:

Aaron Rodgers: 7 out of 16 games (44%)
Tom Brady: 9 out of 37 games (24%)

Playoff games with a passer rating > 90.0:

Aaron Rodgers: 13 out of 16 games (81%)
Tom Brady: 20 out 37 games (54%)

[pbmax]

Captain Comeback on Twitter (Scott Kacsmar) has long maintained that the NE D and dropped interceptions have done Brady’s reputation a lot of good.

He also thinks Rodgers has long been on the decline.

[denverYooper]

Captain Comeback on Twitter (Scott Kacsmar) has long maintained that the NE D and dropped interceptions have done Brady’s reputation a lot of good.

He also thinks Rodgers has long been on the decline.

What does he think of Big Ben?

[pbmax]

What does he think of Big Ben?

Not sure. His two long running arguments are with Packer fans and Patriot fans.

[pbmax]

More Marzion

Career in road playoff games:

Aaron Rodgers (10 games):

63.5% comp // 276 YPG // 7.3 YPA // 22 TD // 9 INT // 95.2 rating

Tom Brady (7 games):

57.0% comp // 252 YPG // 6.9 YPA // 8 TD // 8 INT // 76.0 rating

[pbmax]

Road game effect on Brady is also called the AFC East edge.

[pbmax]

OK, will people still cheer for defensive slugfests after Justin Tucker misses a FG to bring the game within one score?

[gbgary]

Captain Comeback on Twitter (Scott Kacsmar) has long maintained that the NE D and dropped interceptions have done Brady’s reputation a lot of good.

He also thinks Rodgers has long been on the decline.

MM's O, and the Packers enabling, hasn't done Rodgers any favors either. they should have gone to the short game years ago, put more of a priority on the TE's/RB's in the passing game, and running the ball more too...i.e. a more conventional type west coast O. he's not 28 anymore. both parties have failed to realize that.