An outrageous idea whose time might be here

[Poppa San]

At least Rodgers won't "waffle" like Favre did when it's his time to go.

How can you guarantee that?

 

[Deleted member 6794]

He really didn't have a bad year, guys. Just bad by his standards.

His completion percentage and yards per attempt were pretty lousy though.

 

[Half Empty]

How can you guarantee that?

Again, 'guarantee'? Give me a break.

 

[Half Empty]

He gets paid pretty well not to have those years.

 

[XPack]

He really didn't have a bad year, guys. Just bad by his standards.

Tbh, there is no difference. An elite QB like AR can only be judged by his own standards. Even on a bad year, he should be in the Top 10. so comparing to anyone else will not be really meaningful.

 

[PackerfaninCarolina]

How can you guarantee that?

Nobody can, but I think it's far too early at this stage anyway to be saying anything regarding Rodgers retiring anyway. There's a big difference in football years between being 32 and being 38 (as a QB). Rodgers is not in any such place yet so I'm against any such notion to be saying it's time to be looking into a future QB already.

I do hope he will be more decisive about his throws next year and hopefully not get too hung up on the hard count thing. And hopefully the O-line will be improved enough to give him a little extra time when he needs it to find his man. But I hardly see 1 statistically down year as a reason to even suggest moving on from him.