Interesting break down for Rodgers this season with Montgomery in the line-up
115 of 163 (71%) for 1312 yards, 14 TDs, 2 INTs (this is from just over 5 games)
Since Monty got hurt (2nd qtr vs SDG)
232 of 409 (57%) for 2509 yards, 17 TDs, 6 INTs (over more than 11 games)
His yards per game go from 240 (w/Ty) to 220 (wo/Ty)
Limited options. Running game looked better in weeks 1-5.
The Road to Redemption
SAND LOT!
Road QB's = 6 Super Bowls (4 wins) / 8 Conf. Championship games
Home QB's = errrr....ummmmm, yeah
Pretty sure I know exactly what is going through Mclazystupidface's mind by the stupid face he is making, Rodgers is no different.
It's not rocket surgery
Boris posted:I'll just say...Adams wasn't any more open or covered in that playoff game vs. Dallas than he is this year.
The difference is our QB.
Very Orwellian, I guess the drops are just my imagination, and that blazing speed
TwinRig posted:
Wilde with his thoughts on the article.
Drew Olson with Jason Wilde
1/8/16
http://c.espnradio.com/s:5L8r1...1-08-135847.64k.mp3?
And Pete Dougherty talking about it.
http://media.1057fmthefan.com/...-2pmpetedoughtry.mp3
01/08/16: Mike Clemens joins the Bill Michaels Show (start at 7 minutes and 20 seconds) http://media.1057fmthefan.com/...lemens-112390159.mp3
I found the problem!
Rodgers stopped tugging on that dude's beard!
Must be tough since they're at each other's throats.
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Aaron Rodgers has more free time on Tuesdays this season now that he is not doing his weekly ESPN Milwaukee radio show.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy found a way to make use of his quarterback's so-called day off. Rodgers has been spending more time with the offensive coaches in the game-planning meetings, McCarthy said Monday
It was another change McCarthy implemented after he took back play-calling duties from Tom Clements last month.
“It's definitely helpful,” McCarthy said. “But it's good. He's played a lot of football. He's got a great football mind and he asks good questions, and questions are important in those meetings because it can be dry. I mean he can dust off this and that, throw it in [and say] we've done this, we've done that.
“To me, that's the worst mistake coaches can make, when you just don't go through the process. Now you don't have to go through all the way to the other side of the spectrum and recreate the wheel every week. I mean that's not what we do. But it's good to go in there and make sure you hash it out.” ...
http://espn.go.com/blog/green-...n-game-plan-meetings
"WOOO!" Heartfelt message from @AaronRodgers12 to Mike McCarthy. #GBvsWAS https://t.co/XdJDmanY2z
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) January 11, 2016
Hesitant Rodgers erratic to the end
Clear that mind for 2016. Trust your teammates.
Rodgers in his last 3 playoff losses, he led a game-tying drive in the final 6 minutes of the 4th quarter each game. After tying each game he never touched the ball again.
Interesting. Peppers was responsible for Larry F's big play.
Maybe that's why he was sitting there staring at his locker at the end of the game
Enlightening article on Rodgers and the team by ESPN's Kevin Seifert. Interesting statistics on the passing game about half way through.
Dom said Hayward blew the coverage, not Peppers.
Randall blew the coverage. He played very well, but at a critical moment the rookie made a rookie mistake.
Dom called a play that had Peppers drop into coverage - of course Dom is going to blame someone else. Play call appears to be bad and then got worse with poor execution by several on D - especially after play breaks down and its every man for himself.
I don't know how bad of call dropping Pepper's is. He did have a pick 6 off a zone drop against the Vikes once, and Raji certainly celebrated a zone drop in Chicago once I recall.
Peppers zone drop was to take away the hot read if Palmer took it (to Fitz). Palmer extended the play and made a great play. Something Rodgers does time and time again. Pack was just on the other end of it for once. The problem were the terrible angles and missed tackles after the catch.
bigdoggyjude posted:Dom called a play that had Peppers drop into coverage - of course Dom is going to blame someone else. Play call appears to be bad and then got worse with poor execution by several on D - especially after play breaks down and its every man for himself.
Nothing wrong with the play call. Neal was in great position to make a sack and whiffed. Randall was supposed to trail Fitzgerald across the field, and didn't.
YATittle posted:Dom said Hayward blew the coverage, not Peppers.
"Capers said rookie corner back Damarious Randall – who lined up across Fitzgerald – errored in not recognizing the depth of Fitzgerald’s crossing route. Randall stayed on the left side of the field when Fitzgerald continued his route to the right sideline, near Peppers’ vicinity.
There was no miscommunication on the play call, Capers said. On the sideline before overtime started, he said, Capers decided to blitz up the middle on the first play. It was an adjustment to the Cardinals’ previous drive when the Packers struggled defending their play-action passes on first down.
“I think (Randall) knew the call,” Capers said. “But you have to evaluate how shallow the crossing route goes on that. If it goes under your underneath defenders than you have the ability to come off of that. If it goes over the top of him then you have to carry it.
“He just needed to carry (the coverage) further across the field.”
http://www.packersnews.com/sto...ot-peppers/78985318/
When did error become a verb? 
just after physicality became a word
Here's the original story, from Wilde and Demovsky:
QB Rodgers on mend after minor knee surgery
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers had a legitimate reason for pulling out of the Pro Bowl.Rodgers underwent knee surgery within days of the team's Jan. 17 playoff loss to the Arizona Cardinals, he confirmed to ESPN on Friday night.
One source described the surgery as a minor scope and a "cleanup of an old injury."Rodgers told ESPN that he is "doing well" and "recovering on schedule."
It's unclear when Rodgers' knee became an issue this past season, but he was hit on his left knee by Detroit Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah on Nov. 15. After the game, Rodgers described the hit as "a little low" and said he was sore. The following week, the Packers listed Rodgers on the injury report, but for his shoulder, not the knee.
It was the only week that Rodgers was listed with an injury. He played in all but 10 of the Packers' offensive snaps this past season and did not miss any practice time because of the knee.
The injury could help explain, at least in part, why Rodgers' production dropped in 2015. He set career lows for completion percentage (60.7), passing yards per game (238.8) and yards per attempt (6.7).
Rodgers had reconstructive surgery on his left knee in January 2004, after his first season at the University of California. Doctors repaired a torn ACL that Rodgers said he suffered years earlier while playing basketball in high school. He returned for the start of his second and final season at Cal.
Barring a setback in his recovery, Rodgers is likely to be ready to participate when the Packers begin their offseason program in April.
Nothing or something....
bigdoggyjude posted:Dom is going to blame someone else.
W.W.L.D? (What Would Lovie Do?)
His only job is to beat Green Bay.
Dom?
I guess that makes sense.
Released late on a Friday evening. Rodgers doing all he can to downplay this.
Green Crustacean posted:Released late on a Friday evening. Rodgers doing all he can to downplay this.
Straight out of the Clinton playbook.
The whole sordid affair would just sound better... if YOKO needed knee surgery.
I'm REALLY starting to wonder about this Rodgers guy.
