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OFFICIAL AARON RODGERS THE LIVING LEGEND THREAD

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  • NewsBruin
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    Originally posted by NewsBruin View Post
    The thing from the end of his Packers run is that he's not the guy who's going to keep the lowest guy on his sideline in the game. The team gets down a few touchdowns, he's going to get wistful and reflective and equanimitous and either grumpy or Putting This Beautiful Mystery Called Life Into Its Proper Perspective.

    I'm not a big "unwritten rules" guy; y'all have certainly read my disdain for shackling young athletes with old people's expectations, but when you're making the most money on the team and you have the perspective of seeing youngsters shuffled in and out of their pro career, you should expect yourself to keep your teammates knowing you believe in them and appreciate their effort.

    If you can get Aa-ron to forget that chip on his shoulder, you can take him out of the game.
    Do you think my cranky analysis held up last night?

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  • Fritz
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    And I saw it in person. One of the highlights of my life as a Packer fan.

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  • Joemailman
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    Still the greatest pass I've ever seen.


    PackersRealm
    @PackersRealm

    For those of you who have never seen this angle of the legendary Miracle in Motown...

    You're welcome.
    https://x.com/i/status/1974159318879785337

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  • texaspackerbacker
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    Yeah, it was an excellent day for Rodgers. I have said all along if Rodgers wants to go for it, he ought to be excellent at least as long as Brady. Most people are no longer calling him the GOAT. To me, he is still the GOAT and will ultimately be recognized as just as good if not better than Brady.

    As for wide open receivers or weak D or whatever, the Jets played decent D. There was some degree of pass rush, a lot of ok coverage and contested catches, and not a whole lot of Steeler running game. Barring injury, I expect Rodgers to have a very good season. Super Bowl? Probably not, as the Steelers in general aren't quite good enough.

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  • MadtownPacker
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    He will do well if healthy because he is a spiteful mfer and feels very jaded after the j-e-t-s kicked him to the curb.

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  • bobblehead
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    He looked still capable of winning an Owl. He no longer looks like he can CARRY a team to an Owl.

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  • MadScientist
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    Originally posted by Joemailman View Post
    Rodgers looked very good yesterday. He didn't run the ball, but he looks more mobile than he's looked in a while. His throwing was never in question. If his legs hold up, he could have a very good year.
    I didn't see much mobility. I did see receivers wide open all over the field. If the Packers receivers were that open, the Packers would have put up 70.

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  • Joemailman
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    Rodgers looked very good yesterday. He didn't run the ball, but he looks more mobile than he's looked in a while. His throwing was never in question. If his legs hold up, he could have a very good year.

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  • MadtownPacker
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    Originally posted by Anti-Polar Bear View Post
    There are stuff about Love’s wedding. Even Clifford’s wedding received publicity. Butte’s wedding remains a big beautiful mystery.

    I am baffled.
    Come on you can’t be shocked about that. That’s pretty much been his style since forever. Even when I couldn’t stand his ass, I always thought he went about his personal business properly instead of being like a Tony Romo social darling.

    Man, the world is backwards, now I’m the one taking his side over all you tricks.

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  • Anti-Polar Bear
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    There are stuff about Love’s wedding. Even Clifford’s wedding received publicity. Butte’s wedding remains a big beautiful mystery.

    I am baffled.

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  • MadtownPacker
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    Well damn I got Love for all you mofos on here, yeah TeamCheez even you and Skin!

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  • Fosco33
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    Originally posted by MadtownPacker View Post
    Thought it was his friend from way back that doubled as a personal trainer.
    As Bak said - Love is Love

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  • MadtownPacker
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    Thought it was his friend from way back that doubled as a personal trainer.

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  • Anti-Polar Bear
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    Early in Butte’s career, didn’t a former male “assistant” of Butte alleged that he was in fact Butte’s former lover?

    Or was that notion simply a figment of my imagination, an infamous chapter of Ted Is Trapped in the Closet?

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  • Anti-Polar Bear
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    Plot twist: Butte married a man. No man is an island, and no one would bat an eye seeing Butte hang out casually in public with a dude. The lack of publicity regarding the marriage indicates that Butte ain’t ready to “come out.”

    It’s either that or Butte has indeed succeeded in the difficult task of killing his ego. The ego-fucked man of Butte’s stature would never shy away from showcasing his trophy bride.

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