Don't underestimate this kid Rodgers
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Re: Don't underestimate this kid Rodgers
youll get the over mo its the game i doubt. Refs just walked Dallas down field.at least the worst i can have is 1-1
mofome
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:dancefool :dancefool :dancefool :dancefool :dancefool
now need big man rogers to go get a td
:+excited-
:dancefool :dancefool :dancefool :dancefool :dancefool
now need big man rogers to go get a td
:+excited-
Tuckman
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why dont u just file for a protest to the game? good lord...
why dont u just file for a protest to the game? good lord...
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Did i say Dallas would score real quick? Yes i did. Saw this shit a million times.
Tuckman
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i couldnt imagine because u have a qb that has played all of say 5 snaps in 5 seasons?
i couldnt imagine because u have a qb that has played all of say 5 snaps in 5 seasons?
mofome
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has dallas punted the entire game? maybe once?
has dallas punted the entire game? maybe once?
mofome
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just run out the clock now
:houra :houra :houra
just run out the clock now
:houra :houra :houra
Re: Don't underestimate this kid Rodgers
Didnt he play college ball or did he just come from High School?
Tuckman
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they took his flag away, no more challenges.. thought u been watching closely?:+waving-5
they took his flag away, no more challenges.. thought u been watching closely?:+waving-5
Tuckman
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i dont care if he came from intermeral flag football, nothing wrong with a quick huddle to get the right play in with a qb that has barely played his whole career
i dont care if he came from intermeral flag football, nothing wrong with a quick huddle to get the right play in with a qb that has barely played his whole career
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Tuck these arent quick huddles. You watching the same game as me? Do you know they have headsets in there helmuts?
Tuckman
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They really screwed Gbay with that lousy spot and figured gbay would go for it but the coach screwd up the whole system kicking it with that kid who has a cannon leg and now it might lland on 7 which is not what the oddsmakers wanted. don't be surprised if Dallas breaks a running play or kicks a meaningless field goal with hardly any time left. By the way that kid has saved me all year in fantasy football lol. Great leg.
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You could spot it were it belongs in the first place. The ref was standing right there.
You could spot it were it belongs in the first place. The ref was standing right there.
Tuckman
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thats great, i dont care of GB dont score, i have GB +13 as the last of a 2 team teaser.. a TD there woulda missed my cover by 1 :+waving-5 ... ty for the lesson...
thats great, i dont care of GB dont score, i have GB +13 as the last of a 2 team teaser.. a TD there woulda missed my cover by 1 :+waving-5 ... ty for the lesson...
Re: Don't underestimate this kid Rodgers
Aaron Rodgers, Packers are ready for success
Aaron Rodgers, Packers are ready for success
Associated Press
Thursday, September 9, 2010
During training camp, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers noted that the team has a different kind of swagger this year. He called it "real confidence."
Now that Rodgers enters Sunday's regular season opener in Philadelphia as a fashionable pick to become the league's MVP and lead his team on a long playoff run this year, Rodgers said his own approach hasn't changed.
"I've always had real confidence," the former Cal quarterback said.
It seems like everybody else has confidence in Rodgers, too.
After spending most of the first three years of his NFL career on the bench, Rodgers faced plenty of skepticism when the Packers handed him the keys to the offense and traded Brett Favre.
Rodgers played well in 2008 despite sustaining a significant shoulder injury early in the season. He then led the Packers back to the playoffs last year despite taking a league-high 50 sacks.
In two seasons as a No. 1 quarterback, Rodgers has started all 32 regular-season games, throwing 58 touchdowns and 20 interceptions.
Given what Rodgers already has shown the ability to handle, wide receiver Greg Jennings said there's no reason to doubt he'll be able to deal with high expectations.
"He handles it all great," Jennings said. "No. 1, in this league, you've got to be able to handle adversity, and he's shown he can handle adverse situations. No. 2, you've got to be able to handle success, and he's shown that he can handle success. We're not worried about Aaron handling any situation."
Aaron Rodgers, Packers are ready for success
Aaron Rodgers, Packers are ready for success
Associated Press
Thursday, September 9, 2010
During training camp, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers noted that the team has a different kind of swagger this year. He called it "real confidence."
Now that Rodgers enters Sunday's regular season opener in Philadelphia as a fashionable pick to become the league's MVP and lead his team on a long playoff run this year, Rodgers said his own approach hasn't changed.
"I've always had real confidence," the former Cal quarterback said.
It seems like everybody else has confidence in Rodgers, too.
After spending most of the first three years of his NFL career on the bench, Rodgers faced plenty of skepticism when the Packers handed him the keys to the offense and traded Brett Favre.
Rodgers played well in 2008 despite sustaining a significant shoulder injury early in the season. He then led the Packers back to the playoffs last year despite taking a league-high 50 sacks.
In two seasons as a No. 1 quarterback, Rodgers has started all 32 regular-season games, throwing 58 touchdowns and 20 interceptions.
Given what Rodgers already has shown the ability to handle, wide receiver Greg Jennings said there's no reason to doubt he'll be able to deal with high expectations.
"He handles it all great," Jennings said. "No. 1, in this league, you've got to be able to handle adversity, and he's shown he can handle adverse situations. No. 2, you've got to be able to handle success, and he's shown that he can handle success. We're not worried about Aaron handling any situation."