When you are known for making risky plays like AR does,

 

well then, skip bayless chokes on a bag of dildos he got from Steven A.  

 

Critics?

 

What critics?

 

As in Bayless? That ratings whore doesn't even believe in 1/2 the schit that spews out of his mouth. It's all about clicks. He said/wrote what he did purely to invoke fake rage over something he himself doesn't believe.

 

He's BSPNs version of:

 

 

 

 

I thought those Bayless quotes were a thing of the past. Like his show I skipped right past it.

Packer Update agrees with Bayless.  I hold both of their opinions in the same regard. 

 

http://packerupdate.net/?p=36797

 

Rodgers is so good that all people can do is criticize him for bad things that might have happened.

Agreed.  Good idea, Dr. Bob.

 

Hey, maybe AR could go down in lore like Chuck Norris or that Dos Equis "most interesting man":

 

AR:  He's so good, that people even criticize him for all the bad things that might've happened.

Not trying to hijack the thread, but my wife and I saw Gone Girl this weekend, and there's an actress that absolutely nails her Nancy Grace like role.

 

Fedya will write a blog about it 40 years from now when it's on Turner Classic Movies. 

 

I kid because I love, Feds.

Rodgers is so careful with the ball that if Finnegan had been closer or if Rodgers was less sure of Adams, Rodgers would have just spiked it. The only way it really could have backfired was if Adams didn't get out of bounds. That's the only real risk Rodgers took. And the rookie performed like a veteran. Game over.

It's not a risk when you see the game as well as A Aron does. 

I see Henry is over at Packer Update trying to make new friends.

Just like on a interwebs forum, don't feed the trolls and they go away.  

Lmao.....risky? Rodgers....rarely takes risks. Like Doc says....now they're worried about what MIGHT have happened IF he screwed up.

Create news....yeah that's the ticket!

6'2" 220 LB kid with nothing but upside just earned the ultimate form of trust from the best QB in football. Kid did his job well. He knows it. AR knows it. Thats all there is to the story. 

 

Anything beyond that is a mixed bag of what if after the fact bewilderment for the 24/7 media heads to volley amongst themselves. 

My gosh, there is risk in every play.   The way the Dolphins Dlinemen were crashing through the Packers Oline, could it have been riskier for the Rodgers to drop back and then get chased all over the pocket?  He just fumbled seconds before.

 

Bottom line, it worked.  Rodgers did exactly what he should have done and Adams made a smart play to run by the DB and then out of bounds.  

 

Packer Update should be ashamed.  And Bayless, well.... take a guess?

Sandwich!!!

Only real risk was that Adams didn't understand the situation and would make a mistake. He did and he didn't.

I watched the whole thing. In fact I DVRd the replay because Stephen A.'s response was epic. I thought Skippy was gonna cry. And of course you're all correct...Skippy started out his "criticism" by daring AR to come on the show and debate him. The ratings whore still thinks AR will bite, but he won't. AR NEVER mentions Skippy by name, but in this case he called his criticism "Comedy" which pissed little Skippy off.

 

Stephen A. had a field day with him and asked him to name even ONE time that he has ever criticized Tom Brady after a win. Skippy looked at him like, "Hey, that wasn't in rehearsal.."

Loved AR's response and Skippy's sad puppy dog face.

Bayless was a "Favre-lover" who has never forgiven the Packers or AR for replacing him. This criticism is so absurd because who was the "king" of risk-taking as a QB? 

If he would have spiked the ball after faking a spike it would have been a penalty for intentional grounding....

I say he would have thrown it about 20 rows up...

PU really has slipped, hasn't it

what ridiculous BS.  could woulda shoulda never won a ball game.

Braying donkeys make more sense than skippy.  then again, as others have said, skippy's schtick is about feeding his inner attention whore, nothing to do with reality or objectivity.

The risk lay with Adams.

 

AR is thinking: If I fool them, DA might just scoot right into the EZ, if he can't get in he just has to step OOB.

 

That is a risk worth taking if you have trust in DA making the right decision.

Bayless a Favre-lover?  He was one of Favre's loudest critics during the MVP years.  He never gave Favre credit for anything.  He has always been a hack.

And you dip****s keep talking about Bayless and watching his show....mission accomplished for him and ESPY

Good point, GB. He would have flipped it over Adams' head.

It's been almost 20 years since Skip wrote a book about the Dallas Cowboys that posed the unsubstantiated claim that Troy Aikman might be gay. He sold a crap load of books and made a crap load of money.

 

And that was effectively the end of Skips "journalistic" career. He figured out then and there where the real money was hiding.  

Can we pay him to go away?

 

Winner!

I've never understood this argument...how does ESPN know whether I'm watching or not?

There's this thing called ratings

And how do they get these things called "ratings"? Is it a poll or something? I've never been called, but if they do, I promise I'll lie.

Mind reading TV fairies.  

Maybe Skippy can see me watching him. I'll put my hands over my eyes...is he gone?

 

You have proof he isn't?

I used to think Skip Bayless was a phony, but after reading some things about him and his personal life, I think he's just goofy and a little nuts.  When he says "Aaron Rodgers is overrated", he really believes it and will stick to his opinion until he's dead. 

 

I think he's crazy and frankly sometimes pretty ignorant, but I think his opinions are real and not just something he's thinking up just to create good ratings.  He probably embellishes his opinions quite a bit, but I think they are truly his own.

 

 

Really? NEP vs MIA 

 

The Patriots are reaching deep into their bag of tricks against the Dolphins. In a game in which Miami might hold a decisive lead if it were not for two Rob Ninkovich interceptions to halt Dolphins drives, the Patriots have to capitalize with the opportunities they get in case Miami stops shooting themselves in the foot.

 

With less than a minute remaining in the first half inside Miami territory, the Patriots threw a screen to Wes Welker to advance to the 12 yard line. When it appeared as though Tom Brady would spike the ball with fewer than 20 seconds remaining, he made a signal to Randy Moss with his facemask. Brady then faked the spike, a la Dan Marino's famous ploy to beat the Jets in a 1994 game.

 

Unfortunately, Brady's fake didn't go quite as well as Marino's. While the fake caught Miami off-guard, the throw was slightly behind Moss, who couldn't haul the pass in for a touchdown.

 

 

 

I suppose the strongest evidence would be Joe Buck marrying a hot blonde this past summer. I always had Joe and Troy pegged as a couple of guy's that enjoyed a competitive game of tummy sticks. 

 

 

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