Are we witnessing a future "all-time great" in Aaron Rodgers?

[jazz873]

[quote=-playmaker-]no one cares about post season wins with Rodgers...but it is the ONLY thing people care about with Romo for some reason...
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How could they? Hes only played two seasons.

[HisJoeness]

I have Rodgers' splooge all over my lips. He has been ridiculously good the last two seasons. Has all the tools, has put up the numbers, now all that's needed is the deep playoff runs/Super Bowls

[Jackass18]

You just jinxed him. He's going to have a season ending injury in their 2nd game because of this thread.

[-playmaker-]

Originally Posted by jazz873

How could they? Hes only played two seasons.

that is what I was saying about Romo 2 seasons ago when people kept telling me "HE HASN'T WON SHIT YET!!!"


Romo has had that "monkey on his back" since he started in the NFL...

[jazz873]

Originally Posted by -playmaker-

that is what I was saying about Romo 2 seasons ago when people kept telling me "HE HASN'T WON SHIT YET!!!"


Romo has had that "monkey on his back" since he started in the NFL...

I think the fact that Romo plays for a big market team and Rodgers plays for a smaller marketed team has alot to do with it

[clipse026]

Rodgers didn't fumble a hold either. And I'm pretty sure he did everything possible to beat Arizona. I think it was GBs defense that let that game slip away.

[Carbine]

Since his first game against the Colts in '08 I've endorsed him as a great quarterback.

Don't be surprised if he's considered the best quarterback in the league like a Manning/Brady were for so many years before. In fact I'd be surprised if he wasn't that guy.

[Carbine]

Originally Posted by baseketball4life

he needs to start taking the Pack to the playoffs, then deep into the play offs then winning a couple SBs first. But talent wise, stats-wise he's in line.

No he doesn't.... as long as he holds his bargin of the deal, it doesn''t matter much to me if he wins or not in the playoffs. Peyton was considered the best or second best quarterback in the league before he ever won a ring.

[1manfastbreak]

think if the niners would of drafted him, lmao they would have a superbowl contending team. stupid niners

[-playmaker-]

Originally Posted by Carbine

Since his first game against the Colts in '08 I've endorsed him as a great quarterback.

Don't be surprised if he's considered the best quarterback in the league like a Manning/Brady were for so many years before. In fact I'd be surprised if he wasn't that guy.

I'd be suprised if he can surpass Brees in the next 2-3 years with that title..."THE best"

Brees is 31...Rodgers is 26

Rodgers will have a time slot when he could be that...I doubt it will be anytime soon though...

even if the Pack win a ring this year, it will be difficult for me to put him over Brees, unless he just completely blows Brees out of the water stat wise...

[Posterize246]

BUMP.

That Rodgers magic on display today

[pete's montreux]

What a genius move by the GB front-office. Favre had two good seasons left in him, but you'd be starting Rodgers at 26 instead of 24, and he's already had two great QB seasons.

[imdaman99]

Give that guy a running game and they could go deep into the playoffs.

[-playmaker-]

GB will still likely miss the post season this year unless the Skins beat the Giants...

Rodgers was awesome today but I think this year wasn't what most of you had in mind...

[Posterize246]

Guy has thrown 1 pick in his last 7 games and that was the one that Jennings had in his hands for a TD but gave it to the defender behind him. 27 TD's on the season while missing one game, one to go, and missing most of the Detroit game. Only 2 fumbles on the season, way down from years past. 4 rushing TD's and will finish with more rushing yards than any other season despite playing in less games.

Doing all of this after losing his starting RB on day 1. Crazy good.