2020-21 NFL Season

[Jockey]

Rodgers threw McCarthy under the bus plenty of times. 

Wasn't that the proper thing to do once it was obvious the game had passed McCarthy by?

It is exactly what I want my star player to do.  Lebron has done it a couple times and time proved him right. Superstars want championships. They SHOULD speak out if they feel it will help the team win

Of course, Rodgers is prickly and carries a huge log on his shoulder. It is what has made him what he is.

Interesting that there was very little criticism of Giannis last off season when he told the Bucks they needed to make moves to improve the team or he wasn't going to re-sign. As I said, that is what invested superstars should be doing

[Jockey]

Trade his ass for Trevor Lawrence and a few other picks and the Pack is good. Love can be the back-up, hey?

GB would have to throw in the picks - not Jacksonville.

[ChitownSpaceForRent]

Broncos rumors heating up...

[PGsHeroes32]

Broncos gonna get him

[BM1090]

I may look dumb in anywhere from one minute to five months but I think he is a Packer this season.

[The Sultan]

Packers don't play the Broncos until 2023. Not at home until 2027.

Unless in the Super Bowl.

[Dish]

I may look dumb in anywhere from one minute to five months but I think he is a Packer this season.

I'm not saying you are dumb, but you're not going to be right.

[BM1090]

I'm not saying you are dumb, but you're not going to be right.

Hey I said look dumb, which I'm more than capable of doing.

[BM1090]

https://twitter.com/MikeKlis/status/1387921249398108162

Seems like nobody has any idea what's going on.

[hairy worthen]

I'm not saying you are dumb, but you're not going to be right.

Wishful thinking on your part, or do you have actual inside info?

[BM1090]

https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1387926718598500353?s=20

Why anyone would listen to Florio or Schlereth is beyond me.

But the night is still young!

[Jockey]

I may look dumb in anywhere from one minute to five months but I think he is a Packer this season.

I agree. Well see how smart we are. 

[Jockey]

I'm not saying you are dumb, but you're not going to be right.

So we all know the Bears should stay at #20 and take the best tackle available?

Do you think they will or will Pace do his Pace thing again?

[MuggsyB]

The #3 player in the draft played for the Bison? Cool.

[Dish]

So we all know the Bears should stay at #20 and take the best tackle available?

Do you think they will or will Pace do his Pace thing again?

I have no idea what they'll do because I don't think they know what they're going to do.

I'm not excited to say the least, and I'm about to be on a flight for 3 hours, so anyone feel free to mock their pick for me.

[Dish]

Wishful thinking on your part, or do you have actual inside info?

Zero info. However, the bridge is fully on fire as we speak. Letting this info from Rodgers side become public hours before the draft is a gigantic eff you to GB's front office.

Rodgers contract was always going to be a major problem going into '22. A major extension with a lot of guaranteed dollars behind it is "maybe" the only fix here. Rodgers being MVP and having $0.00 guaranteed money on his existing deal was always eventually going to bite GB.

[JWags85]

I have no idea what they'll do because I don't think they know what they're going to do.

I'm not excited to say the least, and I'm about to be on a flight for 3 hours, so anyone feel free to mock their pick for me.

I fully expect the Bears to trade up and still not get the QB they want. Cause Pace things.

Or draft a CB to replace the Pro Bowler they just let go cause they paid Andy Dalton

[Dish]

I fully expect the Bears to trade up and still not get the QB they want. Cause Pace things.

Or draft a CB to replace the Pro Bowler they just let go cause they paid Andy Dalton

I do have financial considerations on their first pick being a corner.

The exacta of Lance/Pitts/Chase paid out well (+900).

[wadesworld]

Nice for the Lions.

[hairy worthen]

I do have financial considerations on their first pick being a corner.

The exacta of Lance/Pitts/Chase paid out well (+900).

Newsome

[MU82]

Seems like the Panthers could have traded down and still gotten Horn. Must not be anybody who wanted to trade up.

[Dish]

Newsome

That's who I was thinking too.

[Jockey]

I fully expect the Bears to trade up and still not get the QB they want. Cause Pace things.

Or draft a CB to replace the Pro Bowler they just let go cause they paid Andy Dalton

I think it was the Robert Quinn contract that cost them Fuller. As bad as the Trubisky pick was, Pace's decision to sign Quinn may be his biggest mistake.

[Dish]

Man, Cowboys are kinda eff'd.

[Jockey]

Zero info. However, the bridge is fully on fire as we speak. Letting this info from Rodgers side become public hours before the draft is a gigantic eff you to GB's front office.

Rodgers contract was always going to be a major problem going into '22. A major extension with a lot of guaranteed dollars behind it is "maybe" the only fix here. Rodgers being MVP and having $0.00 guaranteed money on his existing deal was always eventually going to bite GB.

Let me tell you why I disagree, Dish. I listened to a discussion between Mike Florio and Bernstein on the Score. Florio said people don't understand that when you get to a superstar level, the money is secondary. They know they are getting a lot of money, so the bigger concern is pecking order. I would bet that almost 100% of Rodgers complaint is because he didn't get a new contract reflecting his status as the MVP.

I think he will get it - that is why I disagreed with you on whether he will be back.