What is the Main Reason GB has not won a Super Bowl in the past 12 years ?

[Fritz]

I agree. I've watched that a few times; I think defenders close in pretty fast, and realistically I think Rodgers would've been stopped around the five or so. But that sets up so many short TD pass possibilities - remember what they did to Jalen Ramsey in the playoffs, when Davante Adams just slipped right into the end zone, and bam, the ball was there. The throw Rodgers tried to make was more a desperation throw - not as productive as getting the ball down to the five or so and going for it from there.

[bobblehead]

You're right. I'm getting them mixed up. The San Fran game was the one in which they had the ball and the lead with about six minutes left. The Tampa Bay game was the one in which on third down Rodgers could've scored if he'd run it in instead of throwing a low-percentage pass. And let's say he gets tackled three yards short. Then you've still got fourth down.

Rodgers has screwed up in a couple of big games, right when you need him most. No wonder I'm getting mixed up.

The truly awful thing is that 2nd down was similar. He could have got to the 1 at least on EITHER down and failed to put his body into it. Then he whined when MiLF kicked the FG.

[MadtownPacker]

I had not voted on the poll yet. After reading all your comments I became enraged JustinHarrell style at all the opportunities missed. Yes Rodgers was at fault many of the times when he could’ve been the difference. He has more responsibility because he is paid more than everyone else and failed when given several playoff opportunities. The TEAM has been in the playoff hunt almost every year so it is hard to give alot of the blame to management. Had the puke shithead who made this poll not been a dumbass he would have put an option for head coaches and Rodgers because that’s where about 80% goes.