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There isn't anything real about it either!!oh theres nothing cute about 5 to 7 dropped passes
OK 5 to 7 uncaught catchable passes, whatever, go rewatch the game, your funny, ya defend receivers who don't catch passes that you complain about in the game threads when they don't, you want it both ways, and your not going to get it, you defend some stat and question what you actually see, I refuse to do that.
Call it whatever you like, but it still isn't reality. I could rewatch the games until the rapture and would still not see 86 to 119 whateveryouwanttocallthem on the season.
Our guys absolutely whateveryouwanttocallthemed passes this season. They did so as much or more than any other team in the league. That still does not mean there were 5 to 7 of them a game. I don't defend any stat here nor do I question what I see. I question what you see because what you see is not usually based in reality and in this case it most certainly is not. It is based around a narrative that you have to defend at all cost which has you inventing things that never happened. I will give you a challenge. You go back to every game this season and name 86 drops. I will leave this forum forever if you can legitimately name the plays where those 86 happened.your funny, ya defend receivers who don't catch passes that you complain about in the game threads when they don't, you want it both ways, and your not going to get it, you defend some stat and question what you actually see, I refuse to do that.
Nope, I never even gave the play a comment or even a second thought. This is you inventing things again, not to mention hijacking... In fact, I believe you are correct in that 1 instance, a pressure should have been given to Bakhtiari in that game.it's the same thing with pass PRESSURES, you defended Bakhtiari when PFF said he didn't have a pressure, yet I watched him let a rusher force Rodgers to scramble, now I don't care what your opinion is about that, I will always consider that a pressure, whether some recording agency does or not, stats are only as accurate as the person recording them, and I'am not as impressed with PFF as I was a few years back.
I think the more interesting quote was him talking about how he does not want to be part of a rebuild. The Packers are almost $22 million over the cap and this is after last year having cap casualties due to being over the cap. It's a full on rebuild now!Scott4Pack wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 15:07Today, Aaron said on Pat McAfee (in response to AJ Hawk) that he can still play at an MVP level, in the right circumstances.
That speaks to my comment above. In short form, if Aaron gets the OLine and receiver play that he had in his two MVP seasons, the question would be, “Why not?” I’m surprised that somebody hasn’t commented on that comment of his today yet.
“This game is about relationships,” Rodgers said. “It’s about the guys you rely on, even if they don’t show up huge in the stat book. A guy like Marcedes Lewis, he’s an important cog in the wheel of the locker room and the momentum of the team. That’s a guy I want to finish my career with, you know? If I’m playing, I want that guy next to me. I want the Randall Cobbs of the world, if he wants to keep playing, in my locker room.
Yeah I am not really interested in fielding another season of Aaron's friends combining for 350 receiving yards.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 20:43“This game is about relationships,” Rodgers said. “It’s about the guys you rely on, even if they don’t show up huge in the stat book. A guy like Marcedes Lewis, he’s an important cog in the wheel of the locker room and the momentum of the team. That’s a guy I want to finish my career with, you know? If I’m playing, I want that guy next to me. I want the Randall Cobbs of the world, if he wants to keep playing, in my locker room.
Lolgo pak go wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 21:25Yeah I am not really interested in fielding another season of Aaron's friends combining for 350 receiving yards.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 20:43“This game is about relationships,” Rodgers said. “It’s about the guys you rely on, even if they don’t show up huge in the stat book. A guy like Marcedes Lewis, he’s an important cog in the wheel of the locker room and the momentum of the team. That’s a guy I want to finish my career with, you know? If I’m playing, I want that guy next to me. I want the Randall Cobbs of the world, if he wants to keep playing, in my locker room.
That quote is what’s wrong with Rodgers. He used to mock the young receivers for liking video games. He’s got a point there, but maybe he should make buddies with the guys on the roster with actual talent. That said, this is recycle of that same problem..his “brothers” on the team are the useless Lewis and Cobb, he should have made buddies with Doubs and Watson.go pak go wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 21:25Yeah I am not really interested in fielding another season of Aaron's friends combining for 350 receiving yards.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 20:43“This game is about relationships,” Rodgers said. “It’s about the guys you rely on, even if they don’t show up huge in the stat book. A guy like Marcedes Lewis, he’s an important cog in the wheel of the locker room and the momentum of the team. That’s a guy I want to finish my career with, you know? If I’m playing, I want that guy next to me. I want the Randall Cobbs of the world, if he wants to keep playing, in my locker room.
I didn't say 5 to 7 drops for the whole season, but you know that, this is why it's a waste of time to discuss anything with you.
Your reply to wizard did specify and since his post was about the season and more, plus you started off by saying 5 to 7 a game...
no, lets not, I know what I saw, you simply refuse to acknowledge that you saw it to, which makes you dis honest, as I said, it was the same with the pass pressures, why bother to even watch the games, you can always wait for the statsters from PFF to tell you what happened.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 00:09Your reply to wizard did specify and since his post was about the season and more, plus you started off by saying 5 to 7 a game...
Buy Ok, let's go with the first half of the season to which you changed your argument to then. Can you name the 40 drops in those first 8 games?
Edit:
Oh, I found this one:
"we had about 5 drops a game for about 6 games"
Let start by identifying which 6 games we had 5 to 7 drops.
Completely agree. I can fully get on board of wanting vets who can deliver now. I especially got on board with that in 2020 - 2022.Drj820 wrote: ↑17 Jan 2023 21:58That quote is what’s wrong with Rodgers. He used to mock the young receivers for liking video games. He’s got a point there, but maybe he should make buddies with the guys on the roster with actual talent. That said, this is recycle of that same problem..his “brothers” on the team are the useless Lewis and Cobb, he should have made buddies with Doubs and Watson.
I'm not going to get into this fight outside of:Yoop wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 06:40no, lets not, I know what I saw, you simply refuse to acknowledge that you saw it to, which makes you dis honest, as I said, it was the same with the pass pressures, why bother to even watch the games, you can always wait for the statsters from PFF to tell you what happened.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 00:09Your reply to wizard did specify and since his post was about the season and more, plus you started off by saying 5 to 7 a game...
Buy Ok, let's go with the first half of the season to which you changed your argument to then. Can you name the 40 drops in those first 8 games?
Edit:
Oh, I found this one:
"we had about 5 drops a game for about 6 games"
Let start by identifying which 6 games we had 5 to 7 drops.
your very good at insulting me, but it doesn't change a thing, I see what you refuse to admit, our receivers failed to catch a lot of passes this year that they should have and it had very little to do with the QBgo pak go wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 06:52I'm not going to get into this fight outside of:Yoop wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 06:40no, lets not, I know what I saw, you simply refuse to acknowledge that you saw it to, which makes you dis honest, as I said, it was the same with the pass pressures, why bother to even watch the games, you can always wait for the statsters from PFF to tell you what happened.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 00:09
Your reply to wizard did specify and since his post was about the season and more, plus you started off by saying 5 to 7 a game...
Buy Ok, let's go with the first half of the season to which you changed your argument to then. Can you name the 40 drops in those first 8 games?
Edit:
Oh, I found this one:
"we had about 5 drops a game for about 6 games"
Let start by identifying which 6 games we had 5 to 7 drops.
A. 5 to 7 drops is a LOT for any NFL team. You may have it for a game or two but anything beyond 3 games is a major, major problem and more people than a fan in the upper peninsula of Michigan would be screaming about it. Especially if done by a team has highly publicized as the Green Bay Packers and from a quarterback like Aaron Rodgers.
B. Your memory, recollection and information sharing has been admitted by you to be shotty and exaggerated a lot. You consistently get defensive on how "you don't have a memory like us".
So combine those two variables, and your credibility is pretty low here.
Yes our WRs did drop a lot of ball this year. We were amongst the league leaders in dropped passes. It was bad in 2022 and something we need to improve upon.Yoop wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 07:50your very good at insulting me, but it doesn't change a thing, I see what you refuse to admit, our receivers failed to catch a lot of passes this year that they should have and it had very little to do with the QBgo pak go wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 06:52I'm not going to get into this fight outside of:Yoop wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 06:40
no, lets not, I know what I saw, you simply refuse to acknowledge that you saw it to, which makes you dis honest, as I said, it was the same with the pass pressures, why bother to even watch the games, you can always wait for the statsters from PFF to tell you what happened.
A. 5 to 7 drops is a LOT for any NFL team. You may have it for a game or two but anything beyond 3 games is a major, major problem and more people than a fan in the upper peninsula of Michigan would be screaming about it. Especially if done by a team has highly publicized as the Green Bay Packers and from a quarterback like Aaron Rodgers.
B. Your memory, recollection and information sharing has been admitted by you to be shotty and exaggerated a lot. You consistently get defensive on how "you don't have a memory like us".
So combine those two variables, and your credibility is pretty low here.
game announcers point out drops or passes that should have been caught, the reason you don't acknowledge them is because it hinders your ability to rag on Rodgers, they also mention often how receivers are not open, or look to be running the wrong route, your refuse to acknowledge that as well for the same reason.
you may get your wish, Rodgers retires or we trade him, whatever, I just know that if receivers drop Loves passes you'll change your tune, defend Love and blame the receivers for not making the catch
No one refutes that. It's the volume of these drops that is the issue here and it changes the position in many arguments. This is beyond simple to me. The pass catchers didn't always do Rodgers a ton of favors, especially in comparison to previous seasons AND even without those drops, Rodgers did not play as well as he did in previous seasons. From a pure volume standpoint compared to the rest of the league, our offense still should have been more efficient than it was... and it really was starting to get there until laying an egg in the finale.
Let's not? Ok, how about we start with any 3 game stretch? Any 3 game stretch this past season with 5 to 7 drops. Give us the 15 to 21 plays where that happened. Hey, if you make it to 6 straight games and show those 30 legitimate drops, I will leave the forum forever, never to return. We all know you won't and can't, as it never happened in the first place.Yoop wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 06:40no, lets not, I know what I saw, you simply refuse to acknowledge that you saw it to, which makes you dis honest, as I said, it was the same with the pass pressures, why bother to even watch the games, you can always wait for the statsters from PFF to tell you what happened.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 00:09Your reply to wizard did specify and since his post was about the season and more, plus you started off by saying 5 to 7 a game...
Buy Ok, let's go with the first half of the season to which you changed your argument to then. Can you name the 40 drops in those first 8 games?
Edit:
Oh, I found this one:
"we had about 5 drops a game for about 6 games"
Let start by identifying which 6 games we had 5 to 7 drops.
see I would agree with this, it's GPG and 23's failure to simply acknowledge that in the 2020 PO game as I said to Wizard we had roughly 5 dropped passes, 1 a sure TD another a probable TD and others that stalled drives, just as we did prior to Rodgers calling out the receivers about the 5th or 6th game to start this season.NCF wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 08:15No one refutes that. It's the volume of these drops that is the issue here and it changes the position in many arguments. This is beyond simple to me. The pass catchers didn't always do Rodgers a ton of favors, especially in comparison to previous seasons AND even without those drops, Rodgers did not play as well as he did in previous seasons. From a pure volume standpoint compared to the rest of the league, our offense still should have been more efficient than it was... and it really was starting to get there until laying an egg in the finale.
WHAT?! You are insane. The 2020 Playoff game wasn't even in the conversation. It was and always has been about your 5 to 7 drops a game over some changing period of games THIS SEASON. Wizard didn't even mention the 2020 playoff game!! You first brought up the 2020 playoff game 13 hours ago and now blame that for a weeks old argument??!!Yoop wrote: ↑18 Jan 2023 08:28see I would agree with this, it's GPG and 23's failure to simply acknowledge that in the 2020 PO game as I said to Wizard we had roughly 5 dropped passes, 1 a sure TD another a probable TD and others that stalled drives, just as we did prior to Rodgers calling out the receivers about the 5th or 6th game to start this season..
