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Well deserved. I really hope TT can work some magic because I'd hate to see him get away with only a compensatory pick in return.
Wish he could be Packer People....I know he's gonna be gone... 
Why does this bother you? It's not as if he's one of your boyfriends or anything. 
Uh Ooh. This could really hurt Rodgers chances for another "Player Of The Month".
Should have been Brees.
forget where I copied this from yesterday but Flynn damn well had better won OPW! He's in elite company after just one game this year!
quote:Flynn completed 31 of 44 passes for 480 yards with six touchdowns and one interception, setting single-game franchise records for passing yards and touchdowns and producing numbers that exceeded anything Rodgers (or Brett Favre or Bart Starr or anyone else) ever produced in a Packers uniform. Only three other players in NFL history have had 475 yards and six touchdowns in a game, and theyâre all in the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Y.A. Tittle, Joe Namath and Joe Montana.
With Flynnâs showing coming a week after Rodgers threw for five touchdowns against the Bears, the Packers are the first team ever to have different quarterbacks throw for five touchdowns in back-to-back weeks.
How many drops were there in the Detroit game? I don't think I saw too many, seemed to be fewer than recent games.
I was listening to someone on the radio last night talk about how Tebow's ball gets dropped more often by receivers. Two reasons suggested: he throws a "heavy" ball, and he's left handed.
I've thought about Flynn vs Rogers and the drops. I was reminded again the other night re-watching the Giants game. There were a bunch of drops, I think 3 in one drive alone. But I don't have any statistics to back it up.
Is it possible that one quarterback throws a ball that is easier to catch? Just wondering.
I was listening to someone on the radio last night talk about how Tebow's ball gets dropped more often by receivers. Two reasons suggested: he throws a "heavy" ball, and he's left handed.
I've thought about Flynn vs Rogers and the drops. I was reminded again the other night re-watching the Giants game. There were a bunch of drops, I think 3 in one drive alone. But I don't have any statistics to back it up.
Is it possible that one quarterback throws a ball that is easier to catch? Just wondering.
The Packers receivers as individuals all have good hands, including Finley. I think the drops are largely concentration issues. I don't see a body catcher (such as Antonio Freeman) or alligator arms (Bill Schroeder) among this group.
have you seen the ducks tebow throws out there? there's a good reason his ball is hard to catch - it's flapping all over the place.
Maybe Tebow's passes flap all over the place cuz their "guided on the wings of a dove".
