2024 Green Bay Packers Thread

[forgetful]

Got to believe Rodgers is done. Looks and sounds like a guy ready to retire.

Packers in for a world of a hurt when it happens, because of the absurd contract.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

I was talking about the previous play with the lateral. 

Oh that one. Yep. Good call.

[cheebs09]

Rodgers learning from Favre on how to milk it.

That would be an extra kick in the gut for the Packers. Restructure the deal to just have him retire.

[BM1090]

I would like MLF to come back and have one season with Love. I’m ready for Rodgers to move on. BG, don’t care either way.

[PointWarrior]

I am so dumbfounded by the Packers I can’t even rub it in about the Seahawks getting to the playoffs with Geno Smith.

If anything, the Lions should be in the playoffs.

I was wrong about this game.    The Lions showed up better than I expected. 

I am stunned by the stupidity of those two plays by Green Bay.   I am stunned at the play calling by GB.

Congratulations, Seattle.

[MuggsyB]

So is Rodgers' contract a club option?  I thought he signed a 4 yr deal?

[#UnleashSean]

I was talking about the previous play with the lateral.

You get to play a lot more gutsy with nothing on the line
 

[forgetful]

So is Rodgers' contract a club option?  I thought he signed a 4 yr deal?

If he retires, the Packers are hit with a $40.3M dead cap charge.

[wadesworld]

Gutey being gone is what is needed. Keep or leave MLF, but when you’re changing GMs just bring in someone he wants to work with.

[MuggsyB]

If he retires, the Packers are hit with a $40.3M dead cap charge.

He looks like he's on his last legs. 

[forgetful]

He looks like he's on his last legs.

He hasn't exactly went out of his way to stay in shape, nor work with new receivers when they come in...unless you call doing ayahuasca getting in game shape.

[DegenerateDish]

It should be time for Rodgers to go (outside of the elephant in the room that is his contract).

Rodgers finishes 29 out of 32 in yards per attempt, his second highest interception total (highest interception percentage though in his career). Some value yardage stats more than others, and if that matters to you, he hasn’t thrown for 300 yards in 20 straight games.

Sometimes it’s just time, and it’s time.

[Pakuni]

Carr for Rodgers.
Who says no?

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Carr for Rodgers.
Who says no?

Gladly.

[Silent Verbal]

That Jamal Williams interview is an instant classic.  In the span of 60 seconds, he went from crying about his late great-grandfather to talking smack about pundits who picked the Packers.

[Jockey]

That Jamal Williams interview is an instant classic.  In the span of 60 seconds, he went from crying about his late great-grandfather to talking smack about pundits who picked the Packers.

Jamal is a treasure.

[tower912]

You get to play a lot more gutsy with nothing on the line

Absolutely.

Ben Johnson is going to be the trendy hot young coordinator name this offseason.

[4everwarriors]

Peddle da hole rotten bunch, aina?

[Uncle Rico]

https://twitter.com/pardonmytake/status/1612304708806352901?s=46&t=OCJZ1y76TCBbyz-i8PWpBA

[dgies9156]

Aaron Rodgers didn't look like Aaron Rodgers this season because of his thumb injury. It reminded me an awful lot of the Ray Rhodes year with Brett Favre. Favre looked like crap and Rhodes got fired!

The thumb injury severely limited Rodgers' effectiveness down the field. Defenses knew that and dared him to throw deep. The catch by Watson was a blind pig and acorn situation, as was, I thought, the PI early in the game. If he's healthy next year, I'd bring him back. With a year under Watson's and Doub's belt, the offense could be really good. The running game is solid and the offensive line also is pretty good.

The defense is another story. It's inconsistent ands fails to adjust to changes in the offense. Plus, they were just on the field too long last night.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Aaron Rodgers didn't look like Aaron Rodgers this season because of his thumb injury. It reminded me an awful lot of the Ray Rhodes year with Brett Favre. Favre looked like crap and Rhodes got fired!

Aaron Rodgers didn't look like Aaron Rodgers because he is old. He is ten years older than Favre was under Rhodes.

[Uncle Rico]

Aaron Rodgers didn't look like Aaron Rodgers this season because of his thumb injury. It reminded me an awful lot of the Ray Rhodes year with Brett Favre. Favre looked like crap and Rhodes got fired!

The thumb injury severely limited Rodgers' effectiveness down the field. Defenses knew that and dared him to throw deep. The catch by Watson was a blind pig and acorn situation, as was, I thought, the PI early in the game. If he's healthy next year, I'd bring him back. With a year under Watson's and Doub's belt, the offense could be really good. The running game is solid and the offensive line also is pretty good.

The defense is another story. It's inconsistent ands fails to adjust to changes in the offense. Plus, they were just on the field too long last night.

They don’t have much choice since he played the organization like a fiddle and crippled their ability to do anything

[cheebs09]

They don’t have much choice since he played the organization like a fiddle and crippled their ability to do anything

Yup. If the Packers and Rodgers had this type of year last year, I think Jordan Love is the QB this year and Packers are in better cap position. They gambled on Rodgers and looks like it’s a loss. Although, I can’t say I would have made a different decision.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Just looking at their cap situation, this was all set up for a two year window. If Rodgers retires, they are going to have to make a bunch of moves to get under the cap, but releasing or trading him don't look like options at all.  So IMO if he wants to play next year, I don't see much reason to think it won't be in Green Bay.

The cap situation clears up considerably in 2024.

[4everwarriors]

I'd chit can the coachin' staff. Playas are undisciplined and/or scored -2 on da Wonderlic. Either wey MLF is too milk toast ta bea hed koach. Ya kneed a kick ass mf'er, aina?