@KeedicDon69@Aurelian985@VentageArod@SleeperHQ Ah! So you can lookup misleading stats but don’t know how to interpret them! I get it now. A true low-IQ leading to over-confidence. You need better self awareness. Good luck in life. It’s not looking good for you.
@KeedicDon69@Aurelian985@VentageArod@SleeperHQ Another skewed stat because you can’t read or think. You don’t know football. It’s okay little buddy, you always have Roblox to fall back on.
@KeedicDon69@VentageArod@SleeperHQ It is skewed. How many of those instances did Rodgers lead a scoring drive to take the lead but the D let up another score? It includes if a QB got the ball for even one play with 15:00 on the clock in the 4th. It’s not final 2 minutes or anything. Skewed. Learn to read dip-shit.
@william_ooregan@NFL@NFLPlus I’m not. I never said he’s bad. I said he’s okay. It’s very clear that you either have a huge bias or a huge lack of intelligence. Which is it? My guess is the latter.
@WallStreetMav I hate manipulation tactics and that’s all it was. They have lost all credibility with this blatant lie. This should be brought up every time these people try manipulating the public in the future. Let people get unbiased info and make their own choices with clear minds.
@HoodieFrazier They desperately want Rodgers and are resorting to saying they don’t want him so if he picks another team it hurts less. But they want him desperately and will be happier than ever and talking lots of smack if he signs with them.
@KeedicDon69@Aurelian985@VentageArod@SleeperHQ Quite frankly most experts say Rodgers is one of the most clutch players of all time. Your silly chart that’s inadmissible is all you’re leaning on. It’s evident that you don’t know football and are just a homer.
@KeedicDon69@VentageArod@SleeperHQ This is an incredibly skewed statistic. It fails to take into account the plethora of things that lead to the stat. Any researcher would be discredited immediately for using this in an academic setting, so it carries no weight here.
@JamieHfantasy@DodgersRyan@VentageArod@SleeperHQ Only once did the organization invest in defense and putting talent around Rodgers, and he won a Super Bowl. They dismantled the team after that season and never invested again.
@ChrisDokish I think Rodgers likes the idea of playing in-doors and having a chance to beat the Packers and Bears twice a year. That said, I think he likes Tomlin and the team there so he’s weighing his options regarding his best chance to win versus who gives the biggest offer.
@jackdon57@Philly_DEViL@NFL@NFLPlus Tua and Hurts are on the same level. Tua would also fail on 30 of the other 31 teams. They are both in their best possible position to succeed in terms of organizations.
@jackdon57@Philly_DEViL@NFL@NFLPlus The MVP almost always goes to the QB, even when they don’t deserve it. Butker was the MVP two SB’s ago but they gave it to Mahomes. Your argument is invalid. And I agree that Hurts is one of the great RB’s in the league.
@VentageArod@SleeperHQ You know… It’s hard for some people to accept that if Rodgers had been on the Patriots he’d have more rings than Brady got. But it being difficult to hear doesn’t make it any less true. Rodgers is the better QB.
@Gargugi@RockiesRandy @1brandiesel @KevinBoyer22@NFL@NFLPlus To everyone reading all this, Michael is talking about me here. He’s finally admitting I’m a good leader who got him and others to the state of enlightenment they were hoping to achieve. It takes a big man to do that. Thank you Michael.
@phillyphan4133@Rone3624@NFL@NFLPlus There’s plenty of tape out there. How about a couple seasons ago when the team was 11-0 and hit a 6 game losing streak SOLELY because of Hurts? You’re an idiot. Good day to you Sir.
@progression215 @77rjhaynes @NFL@NFLPlus “He threw a bunch of deep balls [to two great WR’s that were wide open while teams stacked 8 in the box trying to stop the best RB in the league].” This is all I’m hearing. This and a bunch of people saying what a great runner Hurts is.
@phillyphan4133@KevinBoyer22@Rone3624@NFL@NFLPlus The Browns have drafted enough top QB’s that statistically it would be impossible for not one to be good. It’s a coaching issue. The same inability for many coaches to develop QB’s has a flip side where certain coaches can plug QB’s in (like Hurts) and make them appear good.