Just heard on KFAN that it's been 41 games since Rodgers has thrown multiple interceptions in the same game. Is this true? If so it must be close to some kind of record.
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KFAN must own the record for days spent discussing another team.
Oh yeah. They are obsessed to the point of insanity with the Packers.
Rodgers has not had a two-INT game in 41 straight regular-season starts, the longest streak in NFL history since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger.
It comes from The DOPE SHEET on Packers.com
Rodgers is dead last in multiple interceptions in the modern era? Favre always knew Rodgers couldn't live up to his legacy.
Just another thing he learned from the Oooooolllllddddd gunslinger!
Alex Smith hasn't thrown one in about a year and I doubt anyone would choose him over Rodgers.
That is an unbelievable stat.
Cutler could match that if they always benched him after throwing the first one. Seriously, I love this about Rodgers. I know he can be too careful at times but it's nice to see the balance between his gunslinger abilities and his even-tempered, precision style.
He takes too many sacks
Clearly he's not throwing to Finley enough.
Alex Smith hasn't thrown one in about a year and I doubt anyone would choose him over Rodgers.
I haven't seen Smith throw a pass more than 15 yards down the field all season.
His hail Mary last night was the most exciting play of the game as far as I'm concerned. I was on the edge of my seat to see if he would A)get it off and B)reach the endzone.
He takes too many sacks
Since 2008, the Packers have only had (2) pick sixes as a team.
One from Rodgers vs Tampa in 09 and one from Flynn vs Pats in 2010
Rodgers has (1) pick six in 5 seasons.....while throwing 178 touchdowns, 47 INTs and the lowest INT percentage in the history of the league.
the Bengals have not allowed a 300 yard passer in 16 straight games. Longest current streak in the NFL...
How long has it been since they've played the Packers?
Come Sunday at 3:00 P.M. the above stat will be meaningless.
So much for this thread.
Never fails. Just when you start talking about a record-breaking positive...
Rodgers sucked today and he said it after the game. Picks were bad decisions throwing the ball where he threw it. Both receivers were well covered on those throws. Heard he was in MM's face during the game but didn't see it. We're going to give the Lions at beat down in two weeks. Mark it down!
Hey Fed, don't blame me. I didn't post this thread; I only commented AFTER today. Seriously, isn't that the way it always goes?
Witch? Remember Monty Python: There are ways of telling whether she is a witch!
Yep. This was one of the worst games I can remember by Rodgers. But still, the Packers were in position to win. And I cannot ever remember so many blocked passes too.
That leads me to believe the Bengals saw something on film, GBP1.
I think it's likely they knew they could generate pressure and rush ARod with their D-line, but knew to get their hands up around the LOS if they weren't.
Jones quit on his route on the first one and he needs to share in the blame, but the second one was just a horrible throw from AR. If you want to force the ball into coverage at least put it where only your guy can get it.
