GD, I think you might be the only person who thinks Kelly has a place in the NFL.
I don't know if Kelly the guy has a place in the NFL but some of his concepts do. Some of them are already in the NFL.
With other NFL MVP candidates you see "special" many times a game. With Aaron Rodgers you see "special" many times a play! - Larry McCarren
I've been impressed by the third and one run fakes where he rolls out and goes 10 yards to the sideline. Seems like we've seen that in both of the last two games.
Since Gmen will be expecting it, why not roll a receiver that way....
Fandame posted:Our kryptonite would be our OL. If we didn't have those guys also giving him the time to throw and maintaining their blocks on those extended plays, Rodgers would be running for his life or he'd be as black and blue as Bradford.
The reciprocal argument is that Rodgers probably saves our OL from 2-3 sacks a game. How many times does he duck under or avoid a guy that looks like he has Rodgers dead to rights? How much does the fact that some teams play to contain him in the pocket with their DEs reduce the number of sacks? That might be one of the most amazing things about Rodgers. Teams actually throttle back on their pass rush from the outside to make sure that Rodgers doesn't get out of the pocket. Instead, they'd rather have one of the top 10 QBs of all time stay in the pocket and pass.
Rodgers' kryptonite (and most QBs kryptonite) is pressure up the middle.
Top 10?
Time to move up in the rankings & get into that top 7-8.
Heard today that the Giants will blitz DB's, not slower linebackers, thinking that 12 will have a more difficult time escaping from fast, quick guys. We shall see.
That means they'll have LB'ers covering Cobb & Nelson....Good luck with that.
ALSO swing passes to Christine & Monty.
Enjoy!
I'm pretty sure stats show AR is the last QB you want to blitz.
Boris posted:That means they'll have LB'ers covering Cobb & Nelson....Good luck with that.
ALSO swing passes to Christine & Monty.
How about the seldom used slants?
If you're making up reasons for why our OL is pass protecting so good.
Well, we're not watching the same games
Aaron Rodgers Since Last INT
â ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 9, 2017
(Week 10)
Pass attempts 285
Pass yards 2,391
TD Passes 22
Remember when Jor-El and his Wife put Superman in a crystal rocket and shot him into space? That was Aaron. His parents found him in a weed field in Chico. They raised him. But they always knew he was who he was.
So if Aaron doesn't talk to them for a while. I mean. He's ****ing Superman.
Bores fans will love these rankings..
2018's highest-graded quarterbacks in the NFC North pic.twitter.com/g8bwAu2xFT
â Pro Football Focus (@PFF) February 20, 2019
Many Packers fans also will enjoy that Chicago's Mitchell Trubisky scored a 63.0, the worst in the division.
Minnesota Vikings QB Kirk Cousins led the division in touchdowns with 30 and completion percentage at 70.1. Trubisky led the division in interceptions with 12, one more than Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford.
Rodgers led the division with 4,442 total yards, had 24 touchdowns and two interceptions last season. Bears backup QB Chase Daniel, who started two games, had the same number of interceptions as Rodgers.
Garbage.....everyone knows Kirk Cousins is the best QB in the NFL
Boris posted:Garbage.....everyone knows Kirk Cousins is the best QB in the NFL
It's common knowledge! To debate anyone is futile!
Boris posted:Garbage.....everyone knows Kirk Cousins is the best QB in the NFL
I can think of 2 posters on here, no wait.... make it 3 that think that way. And 2 of them have nearly the same name.