phaedrus posted:For additional psychology because the following sure are not physical issues.
How to explain his throw late in the Seattle game to the RB (I think Jones)? He was like 3 yards away and the ball was in the dirt, off by several feet. Similar play in the Viking game.
What is the psychology around that?
chem trails
My professional opinion is that most here see McCarthy burning a TO after a Rodgers throwaway.
Henry posted:RochNyFan posted:Boneio posted:RochNyFan posted:Henry posted:That doesn't explain his new buddy Bert.
Glad you brought this up. Malcontents often band together, and you know Favre likely still holds MM in contempt for the "train has left the station" mentality when he and TT tossed Favre aside in 2008. Wouldn't be surprised if he is in 12's ear talking smack about MM.
They didn't "toss Favre aside". Favre RETIRED. Then came crawling back looking for his job. Then threw the organization under the bus.
In Favre's mind, they tossed him aside.
Again, Bert just recently came out in support of McVince.
Some of the speculation happening on this board right now is getting to the point of hysterics.
"We do what we do."
Tschmack posted:Gee, how quickly can a new coach make an impact? Look no further than your Milwaukee Bucks.
And before anyone says âthe Bucks arenât in the NFLâ I would argue Giannis is every much a star as Rodgers and they have talent to win.
Then there is the money angle with Rodgers which might be the dumbest thing Iâve heard. You think that might be the problem? I say **** you joeboo I do it myself.
CMIII is stealing. Cobb is stealing. Nick Perry is absolutely stealing. Yet people pile on A Rod. Uh OK.
It's far easier for a coach or player to make an impact in the NBA than it is in the NFL.
Rodgers has traditionally relied on great play from his receivers. Jennings, Jones, Jordy, Driver Finley, Cobb, Gmo etc. When he complains about execution, he is referring to players getting open no matter how tight the coverage. Superior play over scheme is what he expects from his receivers. If he trusts them he will throw to them even when they are covered. If he doesnât trust them then they, most often need to be, âopenâ. Of course, if he has no other options he will try to throw to someone he has little trust in, like to Janis! on a Hail Mary. He has got by with unorthodox throws when his body was in tip top shape or when the adrenaline was flowing. He had an O-line that protected him for hours at a time. But that has come back to bite him on some of the throws into the dirt. And by blanket coverages and a real pass rush. He needs more practice and in game study even when he doesnât think he needs it. I believe there is some arrogance in his play because it has worked for him in the past. I wish we had Holmgren as OC. Holmey would not let him get away with it. Holmey donât play dat game.
I don't think he relies on great play, just correct execution. I would wager all schemes rely heavily on that.
QB play is nothing without a solid OL. That's why Brady has consistently put up his stats...because he has a HC and GM who understand that fundamental concept annually. And they don't always go out and spend a gazillion dollars on FA OL...they know how to draft and develop...something TT prided himself on, and did fairly well early in his career, but his last 3 drafts brought us Spriggs, Murphy and Amichia.
Build the OL...that's why Brady consistently puts up numbers with few stars around him, and Johnny Lunchpail RB.
Ok, this is about his âotherâ life......with her. Ugh.....
https://www.greenbaypressgazet...ing-used/2128481002/
That's 2 minutes I'll never get back
Pikes Peak posted:That's 2 minutes I'll never get back
You will.... on the Astral Plane!
How old is Holmy? If Dick Vermiel can come back at 90, maybe the team can resurrect Holmy for the end of Rodgers career
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was asked at his locker today about the recent criticism on his fundamentals. His full response: pic.twitter.com/ub0rqDIVwV
â Josh Tolentino (@JCTSports) November 28, 2018
He does listen to his head coach?
Fedya posted:He does listen to his head coach?
We have now identified the problem
They communicate on the Astral Plane.
Fedya posted:He does listen to his head coach?
Fandame posted:They communicate on the Astral Plane.
She meant to say disco rocket.
Scene from his favorite Office episode:
Remember, MM was part of an organization that passed over Rodgers for Alex Smith. I think their relationship was rocky from the start. According to Gerg Jennings, Rodgers would take not so subtle jabs at MM for this during team meetings.
I JUST WANT TO CRUSH ARIZONA......not just win, I WANT A CRUSHING.
I think you better just hope they win
Goldie posted:I JUST WANT TO CRUSH ARIZONA......not just win, I WANT A CRUSHING.
It's gonna be a reckoning.
I thought that before the 9ers game.
Brainwashed Boris posted:I think you better just hope they win
Iâm just hoping for quality programming on The Hallmark Channel.
PackerHawk posted:Brainwashed Boris posted:I think you better just hope they win
Iâm just hoping for quality programming on The Hallmark Channel.
I'm hoping for "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" or "The Blob" 
His body language was better today, smiling and laughing.
On second thought, maybe that means he didn't give 2 shakes and has cashed it in for the year. 
Rodgers and his girlfriend are a perfect match. Get paid a lot of money for doing nothing.
Yep, Squirrelpee
Thanks McHenry
GBFanForLife posted:Rodgers and his girlfriend are a perfect match. Get paid a lot of money for doing nothing.
Lets keep Goldie out of this
GBFanForLife posted:Rodgers and his girlfriend are a perfect match. Get paid a lot of money for doing nothing.
She did make the salvage yards a lot of money
I'm still not sure what side of the fence GBFANFORLIFE is on. Does AR make alot of money? I just cant tell from your posts.
GBFanForLife posted:Rodgers and his girlfriend are a perfect match. Get paid a lot of money for doing nothing.
Maybe stop talking for a while.
When you have the QB taking up that much salary cap, the rest of the roster will suffer i.e. a lot of mediocre players
GBFanForLife posted:When you have the QB taking up that much salary cap, the rest of the roster will suffer i.e. a lot of mediocre players
So, being basically average in terms of the percentage of cap space vs the rest of the NFL means they cannot do anything but have mediocre players?
NO has the 3rd most cap dollars going towards QB. Pittsburgh 7th. NE 12th.
Seemingly, they can don't have this issue that the Packers and their 15th spot do?
Is that your position? Or were you actually not aware that GB is only 15th in cap space spent on QBs?
There is nothing worse than a front office doing nothing when something has to be done.
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Maybe stop talking for a while.
Mahomes looks like he has passed AR as the best QB in the league. It was a nice run, but Rodgers may be showing his age. Itâs not a matter of psychology it appears to be a drop in skill. We went from a great QB known for interceptions to a great one known for lack of them. Both great and two superb owls total.
PackerPatrick posted:Mahomes looks like he has passed AR as the best QB in the league. It was a nice run, but Rodgers may be showing his age. Itâs not a matter of psychology it appears to be a drop in skill. We went from a great QB known for interceptions to a great one known for lack of them. Both great and two superb owls total.
Hate to say this......but am feeling a new boyfriend in my future....heâs go 40 TDâs and how many games left??? A gawd.....and heâs what, 22?
PackerPatrick posted:Mahomes looks like he has passed AR as the best QB in the league. It was a nice run, but Rodgers may be showing his age. Itâs not a matter of psychology it appears to be a drop in skill. We went from a great QB known for interceptions to a great one known for lack of them. Both great and two superb owls total.
Last year's injury seems to have had an effect on his throwing. Maybe another off season of work outs will cure that.
