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<blockquote data-quote="Thirteen Below" data-source="post: 1060573" data-attributes="member: 18006"><p>You may very well be right... at the very least, you put forth a very well-reasoned argument. I like Gute too, but it would be in his interest to spin the history of this incident in the most favorable way possible. It may not be 100% sincere, but I'm inclined to give him a pass and let him save face with the fanbase.</p><p></p><p></p><p>He really has painted himself into a wee bit of a corner. It's got to be a blow to his ego, that there weren't several teams clawing at his door waving contracts in his face, and now he's only got 2 possibilities of playing this season - Pittsburgh (if they don't get sick of the cat and mouse crap), and some contending team losing a quarterback to injury early in the season - like Flacco's situation a couple of years ago in Cleveland.</p><p></p><p>And by the way, Dan Graziano reported a couple of days ago that there are people in the Steelers organization who already want Flacco over Rodgers. It's not out of the realm of possibility that Rodgers may wake up some fine morning and learn that Pittsburgh had enough of the crap and signed ol' Joe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thirteen Below, post: 1060573, member: 18006"] You may very well be right... at the very least, you put forth a very well-reasoned argument. I like Gute too, but it would be in his interest to spin the history of this incident in the most favorable way possible. It may not be 100% sincere, but I'm inclined to give him a pass and let him save face with the fanbase. He really has painted himself into a wee bit of a corner. It's got to be a blow to his ego, that there weren't several teams clawing at his door waving contracts in his face, and now he's only got 2 possibilities of playing this season - Pittsburgh (if they don't get sick of the cat and mouse crap), and some contending team losing a quarterback to injury early in the season - like Flacco's situation a couple of years ago in Cleveland. And by the way, Dan Graziano reported a couple of days ago that there are people in the Steelers organization who already want Flacco over Rodgers. It's not out of the realm of possibility that Rodgers may wake up some fine morning and learn that Pittsburgh had enough of the crap and signed ol' Joe. [/QUOTE]
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