He may prove to be shit too. You could have plugged in any other QB in the NFL to the 49ers roster this year and had the same success. In fact, I would say the quarterback position is the weakest on their team.
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He may prove to be shit too. You could have plugged in any other QB in the NFL to the 49ers roster this year and had the same success. In fact, I would say the quarterback position is the weakest on their team.
You’re sniffing glue.
Look at how good a running game made Ryan Tannehill. So far all we know about Jimmy G is he throws a mean lob pass and loves flirting with sideline reporters.
Are we including the 3 fumbles and two interceptions?
Racking up yards in garbage time when you have no chance of winning and the other team is in prevent is not impressive.
The bottom line is this Rodgers was talking shit about how he was going to make SF pay.
and he has over the past 12 plus years. That quote was from 2005. Lol
Hehe, and we all know how last night went. Ooops!
First of all he is 36 so at the downside of his career.
He has a Super Bowl ring and 2 MVP awards....
What does SF QBs have over the same time period. those who use the one game to say SF was better not drafting him do not know football. To be fair, GB had better QB coaches and Rodgers got to train under Favre for 3 years first, in SF he would have been on a shitty team.
NFL records
Career
He has a Super Bowl ring and 2 MVP awards....
What does SF QBs have over the same time period. those who use the one game to say SF was better not drafting him do not know football. To be fair, GB had better QB coaches and Rodgers got to train under Favre for 3 years first, in SF he would have been on a shitty team.
NFL records
Career
- Highest career passer rating in regular season with a minimum of 1,500 passing attempts (102.4)[325]
- Most consecutive seasons with a passer rating of over 100.0, with 6 (2009–2014)[326]
- 5th highest postseason passer rating (99.4)[327]
- Lowest career pass interception % (1.4%)[7]
- Best touchdown to interception ratio in NFL history (4.33)[6]
- Best passing yards to interception ratio (558.88:1) (46,946:84)
- First player in NFL history to pass for over 4,000 yards in each of the first two seasons as a starting QB[326]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception (402)[328]
- Most consecutive touchdown passes at home without an interception, (including playoffs) (49)[329]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without a pick six (4,502) November 8, 2009 – September 24, 2017[330][331]
- Fewest pick sixes per attempts (two pick-sixes: 5,905 ATT) [330]
- Most consecutive passes without an interception at home, (including playoffs) (587)[329]
- One of only six quarterbacks (Kurt Warner, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, Joe Flacco and Dan Marino) to pass for over 1,000 yards in a single postseason[332]
- Most consecutive games without throwing multiple interceptions (41).[333]
- Fewest interceptions (42) before throwing 150th career touchdown (Dan Marino threw 69 interceptions)[334]
- Fewest interceptions (53) before throwing 200th career touchdown (Tom Brady threw 88 interceptions)[335]
- 21,332 passing yards from 2008 to 2012, the most by a QB in his first five seasons as a starter.[332]
- Fewest attempts to get to 30,000 passing yards, with 3,652[336]
- Third-most touchdown passes of 70+ yards (16) (Trails Eli Manning and Drew Brees).[337]
- Most seasons with a passer rating over 100.0 (8).[338]
- Most seasons with an interception percentage below 1.5% (6).[339]
- One of only five quarterbacks to have a passer rating of at least 110 in multiple seasons.[340]
- One of four quarterbacks to pass for 40 touchdowns in multiple seasons.[341]
- One of four quarterbacks to pass for at least 35 touchdowns in four seasons.[254]
- Highest touchdown passing percentage (6.0%) in the Super Bowl Era.[342]
- Only QB with a touchdown passing percentage above 6.0% in the Super Bowl Era.[342]
Aaron Rodgers has faced San Fran three times in the playoffs and he lost all three. Maybe he ought to stick to selling insurance.
Mr. Armchair QB at it again. Regardless of his performance yesterday, he'll be going into the HOF. You ever play a sport, at any level, champ?
He is a smart guy, a Hall of Fame caliber QB, holds crap loads of records, but the reality is the last two years he hasn't looked the same as all those glory years. Maybe he comes back and puts it together more on than off next year, and the defense fills a couple glaring holes, and I believe the pieces are in place to go to the Superbowl next year.
As a lifelong Packer fan, from Lombardi through 25 years of nightmare to Favre and Rogers, I hope he comes back strong next year. If no other reason than the old management team, i.e. Ted Thompson, never thought to bring in a viable backup/ heir to Rogers. This unlike having Rogers ready when the Favre era ended. Rogers probably is playing at his age because he wasn't thrown into the fire for a few years and was able to watch and absorb, which he is very good at.
As a lifelong Packer fan, from Lombardi through 25 years of nightmare to Favre and Rogers, I hope he comes back strong next year. If no other reason than the old management team, i.e. Ted Thompson, never thought to bring in a viable backup/ heir to Rogers. This unlike having Rogers ready when the Favre era ended. Rogers probably is playing at his age because he wasn't thrown into the fire for a few years and was able to watch and absorb, which he is very good at.