Rodgers to the Jets Trade Discussion

[PACKRULE]

36 minutes ago, Refugee said:

That seems revisionist. You can hate AR, and I’m happy for everyone for moving on, but some games, some throws, and definitely that SB run he was out of this world. Having the defense to compliment his brilliance was when we had our best teams but throwing stones while he’s amicably stepping out of the door is weak. 

Absolutely, not to mention if AR doesn't tackle Urlacher after that great pic on his part we may not be having this chat. So much of a team game. Sure guys are not paid that way but it's still all about the team. Best team we had in the last decade go figure won the whole thing. 

[vegas492]

4 minutes ago, PACKRULE said:

Absolutely, not to mention if AR doesn't tackle Urlacher after that great pic on his part we may not be having this chat. So much of a team game. Sure guys are not paid that way but it's still all about the team. Best team we had in the last decade go figure won the whole thing. 

Rodgers tackle of Urlacher was his best play in that game.

[Rainmaker90]

28 minutes ago, CWood21 said:

Every fanbase is overly optimistic.  That's part of being a fan.

Thanks. 

[MacReady]

55 minutes ago, PACKRULE said:

It's hard to read your hate filled takes. Mostly BS as usual in your ta take as it takes two to tango if the Pack didn't want to pay him record setting deals they didn't have to. Didn't they pay Bahk a record deal just before he got injured, Hawk got some good money and others.

They could have fought for less, they have given out other record deals to other players too. Macready / OP the hate for this one single player must just give you ulcers. 

Take a rest again you probably have me on ignore but the rest of the board may get to see someone say you're posts are just a little well allot of smoke and hot air. 

I don’t hate him. I actually really like the person. A lot. The player?

Dude has not been an asset to the Packers considering hi cost to production for the past 6 years.

Three times our defense failed him. 2015 injuries failed him. So four times it wasn’t on him. At least. But since roughly 2016, he has not produced commensurate with his salary in the postseason. That’s a fact.

And 2011 he was stopped by a very easy defensive principle that he refused to play against the way you’re supposed to. Any other QB worth a damn would have shredded those defenses in the short passing game, forced their defenders up and then torched them deep.

Rodgers felt that kind of play was beneath him.

My dislike of Aaron the player and Aaron the contract negotiator and diva is commensurate with being a Packer fan first.

You can all cry about it if you want, but the fact remains he went to a single solitary Super Bowl when he was a part of at LEAST five teams perfectly capable of making it there had he not refused to play what the defense dictated he play.

 

[Mox]

1 hour ago, MacReady said:

He wouldn’t have done a damn memorable thing if it wasn’t for Raji taking one to the house and whoever took out Cutler.

That's a stupid way to look at things. It would also imply 99.99999999% of NFL players have never done anything.

Edited April 26, 2023 by Mox

[Green19]

32 minutes ago, vegas492 said:

Rodgers tackle of Urlacher was his best play in that game.

Aaron has had great playoff games… have any of them been in the NFC Championship games?

Like wildcard, divisional and even the Super Bowl… crazy good. The championship round has always been an issue.

[vegas492]

1 hour ago, Green19 said:

Aaron has had great playoff games… have any of them been in the NFC Championship games?

Like wildcard, divisional and even the Super Bowl… crazy good. The championship round has always been an issue.

Well, he only won one NFC Championship game, and that one wasn't a pretty win.  Right?

[Green19]

3 minutes ago, vegas492 said:

Well, he only won one NFC Championship game, and that one wasn't a pretty win.  Right?

Yeah but I’m trying to remember he wasn’t great in the others. Seattle, Atlanta, SF, Tampa…

Couldnt remember if he had a good game at Atlanta.

[MacReady]

1 hour ago, Mox said:

That's a stupid way to look at things. It would also imply 99.99999999% of NFL players have never done anything.

It’s really not.  If Rodgers had an okay Championship game it would be. He didn’t have an okay Championship game, he had a dreadful one. His best play was making a tackle. A tackle on a terrible interception he threw.
 

He had a great first drive. Seven points.

The Bears have a really bad punt later in the game, Packers ball on the Bears 44. Three good runs by Starks and one 15 yard short completion and run by Nelson.

That’s it. That was it for the points he put up. He had a QB rating of 55.4.

He was so bad that even after Cutler was out and even after Raji got six, there was still concern that the Bears could win.

That’s how bad he was.

[Brit Pack]

Does this mean we have just gained $15m in cap space?

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/04/26/packers-get-short-term-cap-relief-with-minor-adjustment-to-aaron-rodgerss-contract/

[Leader]

5 minutes ago, Brit Pack said:

Does this mean we have just gained $15m in cap space?

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/04/26/packers-get-short-term-cap-relief-with-minor-adjustment-to-aaron-rodgerss-contract/

 

[Brit Pack]

2 minutes ago, Leader said:

 

But PFT says this: 
That reduces the cap charge from $37.4 million to $22.825 million, and it clears Rodgers from the books in 2023.

[MacReady]

2 hours ago, PACKRULE said:

Absolutely, not to mention if AR doesn't tackle Urlacher after that great pic on his part we may not be having this chat. So much of a team game. Sure guys are not paid that way but it's still all about the team. Best team we had in the last decade go figure won the whole thing. 

You’re the one with the revisionist history. That was not a great pick by Urlacher, it was a terrible throw by Rodgers.

The receiver was covered, not even looking and the ball went directly into Urlacher’s hands.

But don’t take my word for it, ******* look at it.

It was a great tackle though.

[Leader]

9 minutes ago, Brit Pack said:

But PFT says this: 
That reduces the cap charge from $37.4 million to $22.825 million, and it clears Rodgers from the books in 2023.

Does it really matter? LOL  The process of clearing the books has begun. I'm confident Ball & Gute knows exactly what the number is and thats all that counts.

[thrILL!]