Aaron Rodgers (last night) vs. Dak (against the Cards)

Afigueroa22

Well-Known Member
Messages
1,307
Reaction score
470
He isn't, of course. I don't think that was RGV's point. And I think you know that.

I imagine RGV meant over the course of his career.

It wouldn't have hurt you to post this reply, originally.
It goes both ways brother. Wouldn't have hurt him to post what he meant originally.
 

Melonfeud

I Copy!,,, er,,,I guess,,,ah,,,maybe.
Messages
21,976
Reaction score
33,152
personally i take #4 over #9.
furthermore, i dont think the #9 casing liner can last a big hit or even a mid-level hit.
While I can certainly appreciate yer' geosynchronous and gradually decaying state of low orbit
thought on this matter my friend, that #9 guy is tougher than Wang leather,,,that's right Wally!!!,WANG LEATHERo_O
Should he hang his "guts out on a corner fence post" while playing?,,, it's what got him hurt more often than going ' turtle mode' like Eli and even BRADY for that matter!
Yet, my fellow football fan face
of pure fanaticism,,,it was precisely the ' hi- octane' casing-liner of #9 that warranted his league wide blind eye of vindictive and non called hits,bangs,stomps and just down right unpampered treatment he received as compared to the ABOVE mentioned casing-liner's!

#4 should expect the same treatment as the #9 received in the future and play a little smarter.
:starspin:
 

waldoputty

Well-Known Member
Messages
23,375
Reaction score
21,163
While I can certainly appreciate yer' geosynchronous and gradually decaying state of low orbit
thought on this matter my friend, that #9 guy is tougher than Wang leather,,,that's right Wally!!!,WANG LEATHERo_O
Should he hang his "guts out on a corner fence post" while playing?,,, it's what got him hurt more often than going ' turtle mode' like Eli and even BRADY for that matter!
Yet, my fellow football fan face
of pure fanaticism,,,it was precisely the ' hi- octane' casing-liner of #9 that warranted his league wide blind eye of vindictive and non called hits,bangs,stomps and just down right unpampered treatment he received as compared to the ABOVE mentioned casing-liner's!

#4 should expect the same treatment as the #9 received in the future and play a little smarter.
:starspin:

by the end, #9 was getting hurt on single mid-level hits. it was hard to watch frankly.

lets hope #4 plays smart like he seems to be.
though #9 was good and tough for quite a few years but turtle mode would have been smarter.
 

CCBoy

Well-Known Member
Messages
47,017
Reaction score
22,608
Thanks, I've heard similar reports on other non football forums ,,,right up until permanent banishment,,,:lmao:

C'mon...I've been banned my fair share as well. But I presented valid observations, even if not in the scheme of the burn barrel buddies.:)

One site was championed by a former poster and mod here...but that's a horse of another color.
 

robbieruff

Well-Known Member
Messages
3,709
Reaction score
5,108
Aaron -- 18-26, 69.2 Comp %, 179 YDs, 4 TDs., 128.0 QB Rating. 6.9 YPA

Dak -- 13-18, 72.2 Comp %, 183 YDs, 2 TDs, 1 rush TD. 141.7 QB Rating. 10.17 YPA

Dak played against a shutdown corner and a superior D. Aaron played against a lesser D, with admittedly a better D Coordinator in Fangio.

Dak is just getting started. As Cowherd pointed out, look at the QB leaders through three weeks of the 2000 season. It was Griese and Couch.

Dak is arriving.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RodgAa00.htm

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PresDa01.htm
And Aaron did it with relatively little game situation pressure. And granted he dialed back once the lead grew but Dak was under duress for much of the game.
 

KB1122

Well-Known Member
Messages
3,328
Reaction score
1,629
Can we hold off on getting too excited about Dak until he's done something? I don't want to get Romo'ed for another decade.
 
Top