Re: Rodgers Watch 2023
Posted: 16 Mar 2023 13:14
In other news. Schefter reported the Packers and Jets are far apart. The Packers want premium compensation and are willing to wait it out.
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of course I would take Adams back, there where a half doz drops in that 2020 PO game, to my knowledge Adams only dropped 1 ( one) and was one of the main reason we went 39-9 for 3 seasons, you saw what minus Adams amounted to last year, my point is that with a little prudence it didn't have to be that way, but just keep defending status quo which went on here for 7 years.Labrev wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:40And the guy who keeps bringing it up would take Adams back in a heartbeat if we had the chance, showing how incredibly cheap of a shot it is.
Adams is one of the best WRs in our whole team history. You'd think yoop of all people would respect that, but this Rodgers worship is so out-of-control that they will even attack this team's absolute greats to cover for their God.
Gute is much closer to retirement then Rodgers, so far ONE good draft in 5 years, keep dreaming, Rodgers I expect will be right back to 2020 formAmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:56Well said.Labrev wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:40And the guy who keeps bringing it up would take Adams back in a heartbeat if we had the chance, showing how incredibly cheap of a shot it is.
Adams is one of the best WRs in our whole team history. You'd think yoop of all people would respect that, but this Rodgers worship is so out-of-control that they will even attack this team's absolute greats to cover for their God.
Gute is a much better GM and MLF is a much better coach than AR is a QB at this point. 10 years ago, AR was the playing at the highest level ever for a Packer QB. But those days are long gone. I believe you are right, and he will play much better for the NYJs than he has for us. But I don't think they will see the SB.
they'l wait it out till they eat 60 mil. for a clip board holder, and you probably support that, the Jets wont hang around forever.
Last week you said 4 drops. The week before that it was 5 drops.Yoop wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:23of course I would take Adams back, there where a half doz drops in that 2020 PO game, to my knowledge Adams only dropped 1 ( one) and was one of the main reason we went 39-9 for 3 seasons, you saw what minus Adams amounted to last year, my point is that with a little prudence it didn't have to be that way, but just keep defending status quo which went on here for 7 years.Labrev wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:40And the guy who keeps bringing it up would take Adams back in a heartbeat if we had the chance, showing how incredibly cheap of a shot it is.
Adams is one of the best WRs in our whole team history. You'd think yoop of all people would respect that, but this Rodgers worship is so out-of-control that they will even attack this team's absolute greats to cover for their God.
It was so easy to see that our problems didn't revolve around Rodgers last year, as soon as Watson was healthy Rodgers was making him a star, your so blinded by your dislike for the guy your mind is closed to rational thinking.
and He'll make Garret a star this year for the Jets to.
Well, before Gute and MLF we were around a 500 team with Rodgers. Then we went 13-3 for 3 straight seasons. Gutes drafts have been average with a few very good picks. His FA signings have been way above average. His bargain pickups (Nixon and Rasul Douglas) have been great. I think he is doing well overall.Drj820 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:06We actually dont know how good of a GM Gute is or Lafleur is as a coach without Rodgers...but stay tuned...we will soon know!AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:56Well said.Labrev wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:40
And the guy who keeps bringing it up would take Adams back in a heartbeat if we had the chance, showing how incredibly cheap of a shot it is.
Adams is one of the best WRs in our whole team history. You'd think yoop of all people would respect that, but this Rodgers worship is so out-of-control that they will even attack this team's absolute greats to cover for their God.
Gute is a much better GM and MLF is a much better coach than AR is a QB at this point. 10 years ago, AR was the playing at the highest level ever for a Packer QB. But those days are long gone. I believe you are right, and he will play much better for the NYJs than he has for us. But I don't think they will see the SB.
5 or 6 catchable drops 2 recorded, I may mis remember stuff exactly, but not intentionally making stuff up, route mis communication, who do you lay the blame at for that, same last year, Rodgers I suppose.go pak go wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:29Last week you said 4 drops. The week before that it was 5 drops.Yoop wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:23of course I would take Adams back, there where a half doz drops in that 2020 PO game, to my knowledge Adams only dropped 1 ( one) and was one of the main reason we went 39-9 for 3 seasons, you saw what minus Adams amounted to last year, my point is that with a little prudence it didn't have to be that way, but just keep defending status quo which went on here for 7 years.Labrev wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:40
And the guy who keeps bringing it up would take Adams back in a heartbeat if we had the chance, showing how incredibly cheap of a shot it is.
Adams is one of the best WRs in our whole team history. You'd think yoop of all people would respect that, but this Rodgers worship is so out-of-control that they will even attack this team's absolute greats to cover for their God.
It was so easy to see that our problems didn't revolve around Rodgers last year, as soon as Watson was healthy Rodgers was making him a star, your so blinded by your dislike for the guy your mind is closed to rational thinking.
and He'll make Garret a star this year for the Jets to.
The real count was two drops. One by Adams and one EQSB.
The infamous drop by Lazard in the EZ wasn't a drop. It was a route miscommunication. The ball was nowhere near the WR.
There is no need to make stuff up. We all know the issues in that game. There was fault by most everyone except Jaire Alexander and MVS. Those two absolutely balled out.
Who is "We" exactly? I don't want to be forced to bring in 23 to sort out fact from fiction on this assertion And please don't go down the "Who We" chant from '96 rabbit hole eitherDrj820 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:06We actually dont know how good of a GM Gute is or Lafleur is as a coach without Rodgers...but stay tuned...we will soon know!AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:56Well said.Labrev wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:40
And the guy who keeps bringing it up would take Adams back in a heartbeat if we had the chance, showing how incredibly cheap of a shot it is.
Adams is one of the best WRs in our whole team history. You'd think yoop of all people would respect that, but this Rodgers worship is so out-of-control that they will even attack this team's absolute greats to cover for their God.
Gute is a much better GM and MLF is a much better coach than AR is a QB at this point. 10 years ago, AR was the playing at the highest level ever for a Packer QB. But those days are long gone. I believe you are right, and he will play much better for the NYJs than he has for us. But I don't think they will see the SB.
Ted would have never opened his pocket book the way Gute has, and Ted for his first 8 or 9 years had a great support group and had some really solid drafts, once Schnieder and others departed, and I think Teds dementia became more of a issue his drafting declined.AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:35Well, before Gute and MLF we were around a 500 team with Rodgers. Then we went 13-3 for 3 straight seasons. Gutes drafts have been average with a few very good picks. His FA signings have been way above average. His bargain pickups (Nixon and Rasul Douglas) have been great. I think he is doing well overall.Drj820 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:06We actually dont know how good of a GM Gute is or Lafleur is as a coach without Rodgers...but stay tuned...we will soon know!AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:56
Well said.
Gute is a much better GM and MLF is a much better coach than AR is a QB at this point. 10 years ago, AR was the playing at the highest level ever for a Packer QB. But those days are long gone. I believe you are right, and he will play much better for the NYJs than he has for us. But I don't think they will see the SB.
Who's on first? NO, he's on second, well then WHO's on 3rd, No gosh dang it Who's on 2ndRingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:51Who is "We" exactly? I don't want to be forced to bring in 23 to sort out fact from fiction on this assertion And please don't go down the "Who We" chant from '96 rabbit hole eitherDrj820 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:06We actually dont know how good of a GM Gute is or Lafleur is as a coach without Rodgers...but stay tuned...we will soon know!AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 12:56
Well said.
Gute is a much better GM and MLF is a much better coach than AR is a QB at this point. 10 years ago, AR was the playing at the highest level ever for a Packer QB. But those days are long gone. I believe you are right, and he will play much better for the NYJs than he has for us. But I don't think they will see the SB.
Yeah.AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:35Well, before Gute and MLF we were around a 500 team with Rodgers. Then we went 13-3 for 3 straight seasons. Gutes drafts have been average with a few very good picks. His FA signings have been way above average. His bargain pickups (Nixon and Rasul Douglas) have been great. I think he is doing well overall.
Yep, now if the Jets are being like "we'll give you a 4th", then I'm fine with the Packers just sitting on their hands here. Rodgers might try to spin this narrative that the Packers are holding things up, but if you're trading a 4 time MVP, you should get premium compensation. I have no problem with the Packers holding firm, even if it makes them look bad in the public eye.
Rodgers had 10 or 12 whiffs of throwing to the wrong place or missing a wide open receiver.Yoop wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:475 or 6 catchable drops 2 recorded, I may mis remember stuff exactly, but not intentionally making stuff up, route mis communication, who do you lay the blame at for that, same last year, Rodgers I suppose.go pak go wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:29Last week you said 4 drops. The week before that it was 5 drops.Yoop wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:23
of course I would take Adams back, there where a half doz drops in that 2020 PO game, to my knowledge Adams only dropped 1 ( one) and was one of the main reason we went 39-9 for 3 seasons, you saw what minus Adams amounted to last year, my point is that with a little prudence it didn't have to be that way, but just keep defending status quo which went on here for 7 years.
It was so easy to see that our problems didn't revolve around Rodgers last year, as soon as Watson was healthy Rodgers was making him a star, your so blinded by your dislike for the guy your mind is closed to rational thinking.
and He'll make Garret a star this year for the Jets to.
The real count was two drops. One by Adams and one EQSB.
The infamous drop by Lazard in the EZ wasn't a drop. It was a route miscommunication. The ball was nowhere near the WR.
There is no need to make stuff up. We all know the issues in that game. There was fault by most everyone except Jaire Alexander and MVS. Those two absolutely balled out.
not to change the subject, but MVS showed in that SB why he doesn't catch more targets, he ran his route so poorly he couldn't recover and catch a perfectly thrown pass from Mahomes for what likely would have been a TD, and that was his MO for us for 3 seasons, poor routes, poor hands.
one game here and there where MVS had weak matchups and did well, and thats good enough for you.
cant wait to see him without 12 at QB.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 14:04Yeah.AmishMafia wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:35Well, before Gute and MLF we were around a 500 team with Rodgers. Then we went 13-3 for 3 straight seasons. Gutes drafts have been average with a few very good picks. His FA signings have been way above average. His bargain pickups (Nixon and Rasul Douglas) have been great. I think he is doing well overall.
you and others here blamed Rodgers right from the start last season, right from the start, totally obvious that receivers where screwing up the routes, also obvious that Rodgers was becoming very frustrated with that if he wasn't upset with lousy blocking, and when the blocking was good the receivers would drop passes right to them, on top of not catching less then perfect passes other times, any questionable pass was Rodgers fault.go pak go wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 14:11Rodgers had 10 or 12 whiffs of throwing to the wrong place or missing a wide open receiver.Yoop wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:475 or 6 catchable drops 2 recorded, I may mis remember stuff exactly, but not intentionally making stuff up, route mis communication, who do you lay the blame at for that, same last year, Rodgers I suppose.go pak go wrote: ↑16 Mar 2023 13:29
Last week you said 4 drops. The week before that it was 5 drops.
The real count was two drops. One by Adams and one EQSB.
The infamous drop by Lazard in the EZ wasn't a drop. It was a route miscommunication. The ball was nowhere near the WR.
There is no need to make stuff up. We all know the issues in that game. There was fault by most everyone except Jaire Alexander and MVS. Those two absolutely balled out.
not to change the subject, but MVS showed in that SB why he doesn't catch more targets, he ran his route so poorly he couldn't recover and catch a perfectly thrown pass from Mahomes for what likely would have been a TD, and that was his MO for us for 3 seasons, poor routes, poor hands.
one game here and there where MVS had weak matchups and did well, and thats good enough for you.
You see what I did there? I brought a made up argument that is so generalized and unsubstantiated to just push a narrative. And next week when I get really mad I will say 14 to 16 whiffs.
That is exactly what you are doing here. As for the miscommunication...I blame both. That's why it's called miscommunication.
But to the more main point...yes you are making stuff up. You want something to be true so bad you continue to alter facts to keep pushing something that fits your world. It's why you constantly get called out for inconsistencies in your arguments. You're passionate. I will give you that. But multiple things can be true.
Amish nailed it. Gute has a poor to okay draft record but a really strong FA record. That doesn't make Gute a terrible GM, but it also doesn't make him a great GM.
This forum is so obsessed with absolutes or extremes that facts be damned to get in the way with that. I find it funny that you will bash the bloggers, clickbaiters and media people for making things up (when in reality all the journalists have been truthful the whole time and haven't broken any actual story) when every post of yours is glorified story telling.
I think you nailed it on the head yoop.it says I don't know what I'am watching, and it's BS,
Let's be REALLY frank here, you RARELY try to have a civil conversation and it has NOTHING to do with other people starting it.
Yards before contact (a good thing for OL) for our RBs puts Aaron Jones at 13th in the league and AJ Dillon at 32nd in the league. Yards after first contact is not stat or measure for or against an OL. That is a stat at how elusive a RB is or how well they break tackles.when your RB's are near tops in the league with yards after first contact, or hits behind the LOS
And THAT right there is the issue. You don't know what you are watching, because you have built a narrative up that it taints everything you see, evidence be damned. See above. While the offensive line was not great, especially in the first half, it did improve and was not a leading factor in poor offensive performance, save the last game. What the evidence above shows is that your evidence for blaming the offensive line is made up due to a preordained narrative.it's frustrating when someone brings a stat that shows the blocking is better then average, it says I don't know what I'am watching, and it's BS, our RB's succeed because they are better then the run blocking, the blocking often failed the RB's not the other way around as some here attempted to prove.