WolfPackers

nice, cool you got to listen to his stories before he passed away

Modern Rules. I don't think a 90s team could keep up speed-wise.

90s rules. I could see some of the 90s teams blowing up the modern teams and ringing their bells and maybe some concussions. The speed still might be their downfall. they were great football players.

or if you don't die and survive the crash, you end up with some major physical disabilities and chronic pain

cancel culture ladies. trumpies are just as bad if not worse.

We are only finishing week 5, when the weather is still warmish and not 16 grueling weeks of football, and the guy looks like he can barely get the ball 10 yards in the air.

I don't think I've sprained my ankle before. I wonder if it is just your anatomy.

There are some people have even with the slightest tweak can't walk or run normally.

When I mentioned Aaron Rodgers career, you kept bringing up his recent struggles, not career. Now you are bringing up the career of Brees as evidence for how good he is.

so now you're taking stats from 2006 and you're comparing green bay weather to other outdoor stadiums, which run the gamut.

Yes, his current receivers except Adams, suck. His tight ends suck. We don't know about Sternberger.

The receivers and tight ends do deserve credit for Rodgers' stats when he was playing elite football.

Rodger also gets credit for making them look good.

The key difference is his receivers and tight ends are so bad they can't get open, except for Adams.

You can't make guys better who cannot get open.

You're only focusing on Rodgers play and not the receivers and tight ends during this decline.

But you give credit to Rodgers and his receiving corps and tight ends when he was winning mvps.




Cherry Picking

Drew Brees dinks and dunks so completion is higher, while Aaron looks downfield.


Just because he had better outdoor stats doesn't mean playing 9 games in domes, and any other dome games do not matter.

You realize Rodgers was injured in the two of the three stats you cite? Collarbone and broken leg bone.

Stats require context as well.

Rodgers to Adams was vintage last year.

The packers receivers are practice squad guys playing on in nfl games.

You're right he didn't bootleg. My bad.

Have you seen his receiving corp and tight ends? No one, but Adams can get open. He has 4 undrafted free agents as receivers and a 5th rounder and his tight ends can't get open. Jace Sternberber is still open to question, because he hasn't played much after being from injury.

This isn't new either. His receivers have been terrible for the last few years, outside of Adams. Drew probably has a better supporting cast considering the glaring lack of talent on the packers offense.


He also doesn't get to play in a dome 9 times a year, plus any other teams with indoor stadiums and he doesn't play in cold, rainy,snowy and windy conditions, compared to those with open stadiums.

Yeah, Brees is obviously ahead in some career stats, because he has played much longer.

Rodgers has been injured a lot, so i guess drew is more durable.




Stats alone are somewhat misleading, when factoring all the variables like dome, receivers, o-line, defense giving up points and forcing you to get out of your game plan.



Drew Brees doesn't get as much respect because Rodgers has been the best qb for many years.


He also plays for the Green Bay Packers, who are one the most popular teams in the league.

Maybe Drew is better right now, but honestly if you want to be intellectual about it, its hard to say because the packers offense sucks outside of Adams and Jones.