@vitaflo posted:As is the case for every QB over 40 in the history of the NFL except for Brady. He's like any old washed up player. He's just a name now.
Warren Moon made a Pro Bowl at 41.
Rodgers could still be successful as a game manager, but that doesn't fit his ego.
My brother in Christ âĶ https://t.co/1Bv03W23jy
â Peter Bukowski (@Peter_Bukowski) December 11, 2024
Rodgers is the king about making all about himself.
Rodgers at the mic.
https://www.facebook.com/share...UYE/?mibextid=J7ZoRX
If that is true he's certainly Looney Toons.
@DurangoDoug posted:If that is true he's certainly Looney Toons.
At the end it says...
"The fakest fake news on the Internet"
Iâd rather see Love get a defense
@YooperPackfan posted:Iâd rather see Love get a defense
They have a lot of pieces of a good defense (assuming some of the DBs get healthy again), but they are really mainly missing an above average pass rusher.
@MichiganPacker2 posted:They have a lot of pieces of a good defense (assuming some of the DBs get healthy again), but they are really mainly missing an above average pass rusher.
True....some of the guys have had spots where they dominated (Wyatt, Enagbare earlier this year....Kenny Clark against the Dolphins and Lions).....Not seeing the consistent pressure like from the high sack numbers guys across the league.
They've faced some pretty good O-Lines too....let's not forget the other guys get paid as well.
Nobody said it would be easy.....still got some football left to prove it
@MichiganPacker2 posted:They have a lot of pieces of a good defense (assuming some of the DBs get healthy again), but they are really mainly missing an above average pass rusher.
Definitely need pass rushers and it feels like a CB or two as well. I'm not sure Eric Wilson or McDuffie should be starting either. I think Hafley is doing a good job with what he has to work with but a few pieces are still missing.
At least a few. Linebackers who can cover, edge rushers who can win at the snap, secondary depth.
@13X posted:Definitely need pass rushers and it feels like a CB or two as well. I'm not sure Eric Wilson or McDuffie should be starting either. I think Hafley is doing a good job with what he has to work with but a few pieces are still missing.
McDuffie is a conundrum....he brings an aggressiveness to the run defense that none of our other LBs can supply, but is a liability in coverage.
Get constant pressure on the QB and a lot of the other stuff will be fixed as well.
@Packiderm posted:Get constant pressure on the QB and a lot of the other stuff will be fixed as well.
That's why they are paying Gary and drafted Gary and Van Ness in the top half of the first round. They don't have to be Reggie White or TJ Watt, but they have to do more than the next to nothing they've provided so far this year.
If only GB could have all pro players at every position. It would be so much easier that way.
@MichiganPacker2 posted:That's why they are paying Gary and drafted Gary and Van Ness in the top half of the first round. They don't have to be Reggie White or TJ Watt, but they have to do more than the next to nothing they've provided so far this year.
One is being paid big money, the other is useless.
Didn't we get a high level of pressure from the DL last year? DL coach was let go and one of those assistant guys took over:
If you're paying Saleh anyway, get his ass to GB full time and let him loose on the defensive line room. A Super Bowl run is on the line. Forget worrying about stepping on anyone's toes and fix the issue, imo.
@titmfatied posted:
4 more days! I might be looking forward to this more than the Seattle game. 
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story...n-riddick-gm-opening
The GM search begins!?
@Boris posted:https://www.espn.com/nfl/story...n-riddick-gm-opening
The GM search begins!?
Rodgers is retiring?
Wow. Jets beat the Jags. Story to follow in the newest issue of the Paint Drying Gazette.
SanTAE Claus!!
You know, all wonderful punny headlines aside, you're in a world of hurt when you have to brag about beating the Jags this year. 
23:15 for 8's Packer commentary
9:10 for 17's Packer commentary.
The Rodgers Netflix documentary is uploaded and watchable.
Watchable being a relative term?
I just finished. Recaps his entire career with an emphasis on the personal changes he made Covid-post Covid and his handling and rehab of the achilles injury. Look, I can see why people don't like the guy, but man there were some good memories there, and think what you want, but I think the guy is good person. Flawed for sure, but who isn't?
It was cool to see a lot of comments on there from MM, Favre (still awkward). and MLF about Rodgers time in GB. What really struck me though was the amount of regular season success vs post-season disappointments . As many great memories as there were, and there were a lot, there was just the one SB win. Some players and teams consider that a gift, but seems like a disappointment for Rodgers and something he's making peace with.
Just finished up. It was interesting. Nothing too revealing for all of us that have been following the team, but it was a lot more NFL Films than kooky documentary. Was hoping it wouldn't be 3 hours of bitter complaining. Definitely wasn't that. Worth a watch for any Packer fan, imo. Did a pretty good job covering his Packer career. If you watch on a tablet instead of a TV you can adjust the speed to 1.5 and get through it in 2 hours instead of 3.
Watched the first episode then over to the Bucks game.
One thing that struck me was all the me, me, me, me, I, I, I, I throughout. I mean, I know none of us here would be surprised to know that Rodgers is a classic egomaniac but for anyone that wasn't aware, they are after watching that. I also noted him mentioning his goals on returning to play for the Jets
#1 - win an MVP
#2 - win a Super Bowl
