How important was Alex van Pelt?

[gbgary]

There you go, if you add a word like "yet" to any definitive statement that you make, you have left yourself a perfect out when it actually turns out to be a false statement.

well...rodgers is a genius after all. i'm sure he knows what's up. he just has to accept it and roll with it. the team could have a couple more productive years under him if he'll just do it. throw short on rhythm, run, play action, and move the chains. clinging to the hold the ball, scramble drill, O doesn't work for him anymore. you saw what that first half looked like. it's looked like that all season but sunday night it was there in glaring fashion, for everyone to see, on a national stage. there's no reason to continue with it.

 

[JKramer64]

Has Rodgers gotten to the point of being uncoachable? Surely the coaching staff sees the flaws in his mechanics. I wonder if they even address this with him. After all, he's a HOF QB with a big ego who's known to be stubborn. Why would he accept criticism?

 

[XPack]

Has Rodgers gotten to the point of being uncoachable? Surely the coaching staff sees the flaws in his mechanics. I wonder if they even address this with him. After all, he's a HOF QB with a big ego who's known to be stubborn. Why would he accept criticism?

JFC, not this again. Are you Skip Bayless?

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

JFC, not this again. Are you Skip Bayless?

I'm waiting for the pundits to break the story that Rodgers is intentionally throwing games and gambling in Vegas on the results, that way he can pay off his new Malibu Mansion. I guess they will have to sell that story as "he isn't even good at throwing a game, cause they keep winning."

 

[Poppa San]

"he isn't even good at throwing a game, cause they keep winning."

But is he covering the spread? Winning / losing doesn't much matter when you get points.