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Labrev wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:28

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:26

Labrev wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:18

eh, I'd like to see Love take us back more to the Favre era where he will throw to you, ready or not, like he did with rookie Greg Jennings or a Sidney Rice in MIN, and allowing us to cycle through the replaceable guys a bit more quickly and get new guys going more quickly, rather than having to worry about if the QB will "connect" with the replacements and hold onto just okay players longer than we ought to.

thats not a QB issue, thats the job of the GM, not everything is the fault of our past QB, figured you push this line.

No, it's patently not the GM's job to make the QB throw to a talented WR, only to supply talented WRs.

no Packer QB ever refused to pitch the ball to a talented receiver, or even a middling receiver as long as they took there job seriously, this is you with more idiotic BS aimed at Rodgers

Receivers who "don't take their job seriously," but are open don't get the ball! In all seriousness, I want what Love has been doing the last 9 weeks, playing within the offense, taking what the defense gives him and hitting the open man. Take those calculated shots, but don't try to force it down the field.

Labrev wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:18

go pak go wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 09:47

I still honestly think Doubs will be in our long term plans. Love and Doubs have a great connection and relationship.

eh, I'd like to see Love take us back more to the Favre era where he will throw to you, ready or not, like he did with rookie Greg Jennings or a Sidney Rice in MIN, and allowing us to cycle through the replaceable guys a bit more quickly and get new guys going more quickly, rather than having to worry about if the QB will "connect" with the replacements and hold onto just okay players longer than we ought to.

I don't worry about that at all.

Love throws to anyone. Even in key situations. All that matters to Love is if the player is the right read for that play (based on what we have seen so far)

Was it not Toure that Love threw to the back corner of the EZ on 3rd down in NYG? Toure didn't make the play, but Love didn't care who the last name was.

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:37

Labrev wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:28

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:26

thats not a QB issue, thats the job of the GM, not everything is the fault of our past QB, figured you push this line.

No, it's patently not the GM's job to make the QB throw to a talented WR, only to supply talented WRs.

no Packer QB ever refused to pitch the ball to a talented receiver, or even a middling receiver as long as they took there job seriously, this is you with more idiotic BS aimed at Rodgers

I did not claim that.

me to, just like Rodgers did when he had some talented receivers, this idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around stems from the below average WR talent on this team for years.


Rodgers is a first ballot HOF QB because he spread the ball around, you can count his HOF WR with zero fingers.

why Packer fans feel the need to trash ex players will always baffle me, I probably dislike the personal part of Rodgers as much as anyone here, that doesn't blind me to his ability as a QB, or what he's meant to the win/lost record for this team.

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

Rodgers is a first ballot HOF QB because he spread the ball around, you can count his HOF WR with zero fingers.

FWIW, that's the same number of fingers you need to count the Hall of Fame receivers that Bart Starr and Brett Favre had. Hall of Famers are rarer than we might think, and James Lofton is the only one the Packers ever had.

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

me to, just like Rodgers did when he had some talented receivers, this idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around stems from the below average WR talent on this team for years.

So it's ok not to the spread the ball around with below average WR talent on the team? I would think that would be the time to spread the ball around.

dsr wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:03

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

Rodgers is a first ballot HOF QB because he spread the ball around, you can count his HOF WR with zero fingers.

FWIW, that's the same number of fingers you need to count the Hall of Fame receivers that Bart Starr and Brett Favre had. Hall of Famers are rarer than we might think, and James Lofton is the only one the Packers ever had.

Don Hutson

dsr wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:03

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

Rodgers is a first ballot HOF QB because he spread the ball around, you can count his HOF WR with zero fingers.

FWIW, that's the same number of fingers you need to count the Hall of Fame receivers that Bart Starr and Brett Favre had. Hall of Famers are rarer than we might think, and James Lofton is the only one the Packers ever had.

2 in the HOF, Hutson, Lofton, Sharp is a HOF snub, based mostly on lack of years, and Adams may still have a chance, right it is hard for WR to get in, doesn't mean it's easy for a QB though

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:15

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

me to, just like Rodgers did when he had some talented receivers, this idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around stems from the below average WR talent on this team for years.

So it's ok not to the spread the ball around with below average WR talent on the team? I would think that would be the time to spread the ball around.

go look at game stats, you will find that Rodgers spread the ball around to anyone he saw open, at least most of the time.

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:36

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:15

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

me to, just like Rodgers did when he had some talented receivers, this idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around stems from the below average WR talent on this team for years.

So it's ok not to the spread the ball around with below average WR talent on the team? I would think that would be the time to spread the ball around.

go look at game stats, you will find that Rodgers spread the ball around to anyone he saw open, at least most of the time.

You just said the idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around was because of below average WR talent... Is that just a yoop pet topic insert or an actual observation?

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:40

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:36

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:15

So it's ok not to the spread the ball around with below average WR talent on the team? I would think that would be the time to spread the ball around.

go look at game stats, you will find that Rodgers spread the ball around to anyone he saw open, at least most of the time.

You just said the idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around was because of below average WR talent... Is that just a yoop pet topic insert or an actual observation?

twist it any way you like. it's obviously both.

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:43

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:40

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:36

go look at game stats, you will find that Rodgers spread the ball around to anyone he saw open, at least most of the time.

You just said the idea that Rodgers didn't spread the ball around was because of below average WR talent... Is that just a yoop pet topic insert or an actual observation?

twist it any way you like. it's obviously both.

So Rodgers didn't spread the ball around because he had below average WR talent? But I thought you just said the game stats say Rodgers did spread the ball around to anyone he saw open?

the whole thing we heard about Rodgers-as soon as his WRs were young and not vets like Driver, Jennings, Jones etc...about "he has to be able to trust you" and "if he goes to you, dont expect him to go to you again if you arent in the right spot" or whatever all that was...was always super weird.

If you noticed all year long when Mahommes was dealing with total bums, he still went over the top to build them up in pressers. Thats because he KNOWS he needs them. He knows they suck, but hes hoping confidence will help them turn the corner.

We always just heard from Rodgers that you needed to "earn the right to get the ball"

That was always goofy to me

We are in the playoffs still talking about Rodgers.

Drj820 wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:51

the whole thing we heard about Rodgers-as soon as his WRs were young and not vets like Driver, Jennings, Jones etc...about "he has to be able to trust you" and "if he goes to you, dont expect him to go to you again if you arent in the right spot" or whatever all that was...was always super weird.

If you noticed all year long when Mahommes was dealing with total bums, he still went over the top to build them up in pressers. Thats because he KNOWS he needs them. He knows they suck, but hes hoping confidence will help them turn the corner.

We always just heard from Rodgers that you needed to "earn the right to get the ball"

That was always goofy to me

people are saying some crazy &%$@, Rodgers never held anyone back, if a receiver did stuff right in weekly practice, he got to play, if he became open in Rodgers route progressions, then Rodgers threw him the ball, everything else is bloviated BS made up by people who disliked Rodgers, it's laugh out loud funny all the blame thrown his way, while people defend the block headed insanity of not bringing better talent then the 3 stooges for 8 years.

of course a WR has to earn the right to play, or be thrown the ball

we have a situation unique to this season, and last season, we have had no one else to use at WR accept all these rookies and 2nd season guys, everything about this situation is abnormal, do people think all these kids would start and see as much play time if they where on a more WR stocked team? hell no they wouldn't.

again people want to blame the past QB for the ineptness of our GM's

flapackfan wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:16

dsr wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 11:03

Yoop wrote: ↑

10 Jan 2024 10:50

Rodgers is a first ballot HOF QB because he spread the ball around, you can count his HOF WR with zero fingers.

FWIW, that's the same number of fingers you need to count the Hall of Fame receivers that Bart Starr and Brett Favre had. Hall of Famers are rarer than we might think, and James Lofton is the only one the Packers ever had.

Don Hutson

Thanks. I read the Packers website and that calls him an end. I didn't check the small print! (But still not there for Starr or Favre!)

LaFleur may have not won it yet, but...

He resurrecerted AR's career to the tune of two MVPs at old age, but has since rebuilt with success with Jordan Love.

LaFleur made the O work this year with a first year starting QB, zero receiving stars, rookie TEs, Oline that lost the LT early, oft injured RBs. If this had been any year's receiving core for any year, Yoop would have gone mental with the lack of support the QB has. This season, and previous draft, Gutey hit it, and LaFleur coached em..

After all that. Do you REALLY think LaFleur has done a bad job, and want to fire him and roll the dice on someone who somehow would win SBs faster?