AR wants out?!

[Anti-Polar Bear]

4 didn't stick it to the Polar Bear. It's the other way around. Polar Bear got his SB post-4. 4 never got his post-Packers.

You mean that FLUKE Super Bowl win that wouldn’t have happened without D-Jax (and D-Jax didn’t play for the Packers!)?

If Thompson wasn’t so incompetent, 12 woulda won more than fluke ring by now. Heck, 12 woulda won a ring in 2008 as 4’s backup.

Post fluke SB victory, three names pretty much sum up the Polar Bear’s incompetence: Kap, Bostick and Gunther.

[SudsMcBucky]

You mean that FLUKE Super Bowl win that wouldn’t have happened without D-Jax (and D-Jax didn’t play for the Packers!)?

If Thompson wasn’t so incompetent, 12 woulda won more than fluke ring by now. Heck, 12 woulda won a ring in 2008 as 4’s backup.

Post fluke SB victory, three names pretty much sum up the Polar Bear’s incompetence: Kap, Bostick and Gunther.

I'm not arguing Thompson shouldn't have gotten 12 more SB's than the 1. You're now making a different argument. My only argument was that 4 didn't really stick it TT.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

I'm not arguing Thompson shouldn't have gotten 12 more SB's than the 1. You're now making a different argument. My only argument was that 4 didn't really stick it TT.

You must’ve missed the two Packers-Queens games in 2009. Only on the Castro did other folks stick it to Thompson more times than Favre did that year.

Win those two games, Packers probably coulda gotten homefield. Instead, 12 overthrew a wide open Greg Jennings in the desert.

[Upnorth]

You must’ve missed the two Packers-Queens games in 2009. Only on the Castro did other folks stick it to Thompson more times than Favre did that year.

Win those two games, Packers probably coulda gotten homefield. Instead, 12 overthrew a wide open Greg Jennings in the desert.

Packers definately came out ahead in that exchange with Favre and it's not even close.

[Jaire]

You mean that FLUKE Super Bowl win that wouldn’t have happened without D-Jax (and D-Jax didn’t play for the Packers!)?

If Thompson wasn’t so incompetent, 12 woulda won more than fluke ring by now. Heck, 12 woulda won a ring in 2008 as 4’s backup.

Post fluke SB victory, three names pretty much sum up the Polar Bear’s incompetence: Kap, Bostick and Gunther.

I don't know.

In a ten year span we lost to career (or Packer career) ending injuries: Al Harris, Nick Collins, Tramon Williams, Charles Woodson, Sam Shields. Those were all stud C1 cbs, HoF safety. That is irreplaceable talent, not to mention injuries to Finley and Nelson. I don't know of another team that ever went through that kind of decimation.

Yeah. Mistakes were definitely made, but draft wise the Packers were and still are near the top. They have the most star studded roster now since the decimation beginning in 2010.

It's really the arrogance of the FO that is hard to watch now. So easily, this team could continue and improve their present success. Andrew Brandt is only half correct in his analysis of the problem. The Green Bay Packers never treated any of their stars like they have Rodgers. Woodson comes closest and that was a coaching issue imo -- they could have hung onto him if they just knew better how to lead men. Charles was one of the best characters and players to don a Packers uniform. We lost a great player and the best team leader of the last 15 years: something we still don't have on defense I think. Maybe Amos; Tramon for a year.

[Jaire]

I'm just a simple man who doesn't understand the ways of the world. But why the f*!& would the Packers let Rodgers leave before he completes the remaining 3 years of his contract?

You and the whole real football world outside Wisconsin. Not to mention said MVP (and his coach). This is FUBAR and unheard of: if it continues to swirl down, GB Packers fans will be processing the enormity of the debacle for the next decade. Just look at MLF's expression for his interviews from about May through June: a man who lost his wife & kids and favorite dog.

[Zool]

I'm just a simple man who doesn't understand the ways of the world. But why the fuck would the Packers let Rodgers leave before he completes the remaining 3 years of his contract?

Who is that last elite QB who successfully whined his way out of a contract in the NFL?

Unfrozed cave man Harlan?

[HarveyWallbangers]

https://packerswire.usatoday.com/2021/07/20/aaron-rodgers-declined-new-contract-from-packers-this-offseason/

According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Packers offered Rodgers a lucrative two-year extension that would have guaranteed his spot in Green Bay past next season and made him the highest-paid player in the NFL, but he declined the offer.

[call_me_ishmael]

Spicy indeed. Makes you wonder if he just wants to live in Cali or he feels that he has a much better chance on winning a title elsewhere.

[Zool]

Huh, Schefter you say? Does he also have no source for this story?

[ThunderDan]

I'm just a simple man who doesn't understand the ways of the world. But why the fuck would the Packers let Rodgers leave before he completes the remaining 3 years of his contract?

Who is that last elite QB who successfully whined his way out of a contract in the NFL?

John Elway did it before he had a contract. Said he would play baseball if he wasn't traded.

[ThunderDan]

Huh, Schefter you say? Does he also have no source for this story?

That was my thought too.

If it is true, ARod has played his last down as a Packer.

[call_me_ishmael]

Huh, Schefter you say? Does he also have no source for this story?

One person's "no source" is another persons "way too many sources to cite because it is common knowledge" FWIW.

[call_me_ishmael]

https://twitter.com/jayars66/status/1417502478715789315?s=20

[George Cumby]

Who is this Erin person everyone is talking about?