The Next Few Years - Rebuild Mode

[RashanGary]

If Rodgers becomes a game manager we can't afford to draft projects; the talent around him is just not that good.

Rodgers is a game manager. He's not Wilson or Mahommes anymore. He's a cross between Brady and the athletes. Still has the arm and movement of prime Brady but now has the decision making of weathered Brady. He's a generational game manager. And game managers win. Brady, Aikman, Eli, etc. AR is an elite game manager and now he has the tools to manage a whole variety of attack methods

[Bretsky]

He's better than you think....and I'm not a Rodgers Homer......... I give you Mahommes and Wilson

Who else do you take over Aaron Rodgers in a single game ? Not many. He's probably still top 5 or 7 at worst.

[GB-Brandon]

Never Ever Land?

Dude, you are like an Old Testament Prophet, but you've got to work on those literary references.

Then call it “Hell” or “NFL Football Purgatory”

Bottom line is if your a Packer fan your not gonna have much fun for a long long time.

It will take a Lombardi like god to deliver us out of this.

[GB-Brandon]

Rodgers is a game manager. He's not Wilson or Mahommes anymore. He's a cross between Brady and the athletes. Still has the arm and movement of prime Brady but now has the decision making of weathered Brady. He's a generational game manager. And game managers win. Brady, Aikman, Eli, etc. AR is an elite game manager and now he has the tools to manage a whole variety of attack methods

Watch him go win two Super Bowls with Belichick and you can sit around and go “But But But But But abut But”

Our organization has lost there Fucken minds.

[Bretsky]

Rodgers isn't saving shit. His play has really fallen off.

Adding a power running back and a TE who can block and catch only helps him in the latter part of his career.

I'm not in love with this draft, but I can convince myself there is a method to the madness.

His play has fallen but his decision making is what carried us. Most guys would be throwing picks left and right to the plethora of talent we throw out there at WR

[Teamcheez1]

As Rodgers evolves into a generational field general, the diverse personnel highlight Rodgers well rounded skillset as well as his elite decision making.

If Rodger's decision-making does not improve from last year, it will be a long season.

[gbgary]

If Rodger's decision-making does not improve from last year, it will be a long season.

yup. he passed up a lot of open guys to end up taking a sack, throwing it away, or just missing a throw to someone else.

[Bretsky]

From CBS LOSERS of the NFL Draft


QB Losers
Aaron Rodgers

Look, I don't want to doubt Rodgers, who might be the best quarterback I've ever seen. But … he's not that guy anymore, and he hasn't been that guy in at least three years — arguably five! Rodgers, who is tied for the career lead in touchdown percentage (among quarterbacks who debuted after 1963, at least) at 6.0%, hasn't been above a 4.6% mark in either of his past two seasons. He has only been above average in yards per attempt twice in the past five seasons and is coming off a pedestrian 7.0 mark. He can't be counted on to just elevate mediocre talent, but the Packers seem to have no interest in upgrading his passing game weapons. That could be seen as a vote of confidence in Davante Adams and Allen Lazard, except the Packers made no significant moves to upgrade the receiving corps a year ago, either. I'm deeply confused by the Packers approach in the draft — which included an heir apparent to Rodgers, despite the latter being under contract at a significant cap hit through at least 2022, and a third running back with their first two picks — but I don't know how you could argue it was good for Rodgers. His team is letting him down in the twilight of his career,

[wist43]

He's better than you think....and I'm not a Rodgers Homer......... I give you Mahommes and Wilson

Who else do you take over Aaron Rodgers in a single game ? Not many. He's probably still top 5 or 7 at worst.

Brees, Mahomes, Wilson, Garoppalo, Jackson, Brady, Wentz, Murray, Stafford... probably a few more.

All of those QB's are, as of today, better than Rodgers.

[GB-Brandon]

If Rodger's decision-making does not improve from last year, it will be a long season.

How could it improve? He is still gonna have the same scrub receivers that for the most part can’t get open.

Nothing changes is Nothing changes. Does that make sense?

[call_me_ishmael]

Brees, Mahomes, Wilson, Garoppalo, Jackson, Brady, Wentz, Murray, Stafford... probably a few more.

All of those QB's are, as of today, better than Rodgers.

Jimmy G is not better than Rodgers. The rest, maybe.

[wist43]

Okay guys... I agree Rodgers play has fallen off considerably, but as I noted in another post, given enough talent around him, even Nick Foles can win a Super Bowl.

Which is why Gutes reboot in this draft is just disgusting.

[GB-Brandon]

Brees, Mahomes, Wilson, Garoppalo, Jackson, Brady, Wentz, Murray, Stafford... probably a few more.

All of those QB's are, as of today, better than Rodgers.

I disagree. Just about all those QB’s have far more weapons then Rodgers. It’s hard to get a real pulse on Rodgers right now due to brand new scheme and lack of playmakers within the system.

[GB-Brandon]

Jimmy G is not better than Rodgers. The rest, maybe.

Either is Murray, Stanford or Wentz. Lol

[Upnorth]

Brees, Mahomes, Wilson, Garoppalo, Jackson, Brady, Wentz, Murray, Stafford... probably a few more.

All of those QB's are, as of today, better than Rodgers.

You cannot believe garoppalo and went are better... hell I don't think it is hard to see Stafford as inferior. And Brady? I don't know. I agree with the top 5 or 7 statement of bretsky