steveishere
9 years ago

Ted Thompson is NOT the reason the Packers won the SB in 2010. AARON RODGERS is the reason.

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Aaron Rodgers is not the only reason the Packers won the Superbowl, not by a long shot.
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9 years ago

Aaron Rodgers is not the only reason the Packers won the Superbowl, not by a long shot.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 



CM3 forced fumble was as big as any play in the game. The Packers were reeling from all the injuries when he made the hit.
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steveishere
9 years ago

CM3 forced fumble was as big as any play in the game. The Packers were reeling from all the injuries when he made the hit.

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Not even just the game itself, the whole run the entire team was fantastic.
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9 years ago

Not even just the game itself, the whole run the entire team was fantastic.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 



It was. It is a lot more enjoyable when a team plays with a sense of urgency. We see in in MLB now that the games are dwindling to a precious few. It is one of the things I dislike about NBA. They coast through too much of the game and too much of the season.
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uffda udfa
9 years ago

Aaron Rodgers is not the only reason the Packers won the Superbowl, not by a long shot.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 



Rodgers played out of his mind in the SB. Drops galore but he was on on on that game and the one in Atlanta.

I will agree that the team had full blown motivation, but they rode Rodgers back to the championship...there was no one else even close in being the reason this team won it all that year. Rodgers was SB MVP followed by league MVP. He hasn't been anywhere near as good since those two things. I really was worried about "Rocky Syndrome" after all his accolades...throw in the big contract and he can't possibly be motivated as he was.

Who was it if not Aaron Rodgers? If you say the defense, I will smile a little recalling that Caleb Hanie, yes, the Caleb Hanie 3rd string QB nearly ended us in the NFC Championship game.






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Mucky Tundra
9 years ago

Rodgers played out of his mind in the SB. Drops galore but he was on on on that game and the one in Atlanta.

I will agree that the team had full blown motivation, but they rode Rodgers back to the championship...there was no one else even close in being the reason this team won it all that year. Rodgers was SB MVP followed by league MVP. He hasn't been anywhere near as good since those two things. I really was worried about "Rocky Syndrome" after all his accolades...throw in the big contract and he can't possibly be motivated as he was.

Who was it if not Aaron Rodgers? If you say the defense, I will smile a little recalling that Caleb Hanie, yes, the Caleb Hanie 3rd string QB nearly ended us in the NFC Championship game.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 



It was the defense. The defense sealed the deal in Philly on the last drive. It was the defense that held the Falcons in check after the offense and ST put the team in a hole first 7-0 off the Jennings fumble and then 14-7 off the kickoff return. It was the defense that ripped the Falcons throat out with the INT TD return at the end of the first half that blew the game open. They gave up 14 points to Hanie but don't forget they also created the 7 points that won the game after the offense sputtered thanks to the hit Peppers put on Rodgers. It was the defense that scored an INT TD return in a 6 point win as well as stole the momentum away from the Steelers in the 2nd half off the Mendenhall fumble. 11 TOs, 11 sacks, 3 TDs scored over 4 games on the road every game against 3 division winners all played during the regular season (2X with the Bears) and in the Super Bowl.
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steveishere
9 years ago

Rodgers played out of his mind in the SB. Drops galore but he was on on on that game and the one in Atlanta.

I will agree that the team had full blown motivation, but they rode Rodgers back to the championship...there was no one else even close in being the reason this team won it all that year. Rodgers was SB MVP followed by league MVP. He hasn't been anywhere near as good since those two things. I really was worried about "Rocky Syndrome" after all his accolades...throw in the big contract and he can't possibly be motivated as he was.

Who was it if not Aaron Rodgers? If you say the defense, I will smile a little recalling that Caleb Hanie, yes, the Caleb Hanie 3rd string QB nearly ended us in the NFC Championship game.





Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 



ROFL so you blame the Chicago game being close on the Defense when they only gave up 14 points and scored 7 themelseves?#-o We didn't win the Superbowl because of any 1 person, like I said the whole team played great during the run, that's usually how it works.
Zero2Cool
9 years ago

ROFL so you blame the Chicago game being close on the Defense when they only gave up 14 points and scored 7 themelseves?#-o We didn't win the Superbowl because of any 1 person, like I said the whole team played great during the run, that's usually how it works.

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NO! Are you that obtuse? Seriously? It is blatantly obvious this is Brett Favre's fault. Stop trying to make it sound like NFL games are anything but predicated on one player. [duh]



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back2reality - The flaws to Draft and Develop approach are zero, none. Just like any approach, if executed properly, it is effective. For whatever reason, the Packers coaching staff is unable to develop a lot of the draft picks in the upper rounds.

Food for thought. What does it mean when undrafted players are routinely making the Packers roster? 🤔
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Mucky Tundra
9 years ago

NO! Are you that obtuse? Seriously? It is blatantly obvious this is Brett Favre's fault. Stop trying to make it sound like NFL games are anything but predicated on one player. [duh]



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back2reality - The flaws to Draft and Develop approach are zero, none. Just like any approach, if executed properly, it is effective. For whatever reason, the Packers coaching staff is unable to develop a lot of the draft picks in the upper rounds.

Food for thought. What does it mean when undrafted players are routinely making the Packers roster? 🤔

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



New coaching staff needed?

We're good at finding bargains?
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DoddPower
9 years ago

ROFL so you blame the Chicago game being close on the Defense when they only gave up 14 points and scored 7 themelseves?#-o We didn't win the Superbowl because of any 1 person, like I said the whole team played great during the run, that's usually how it works.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 



Yeah, to even suggest the Packers won any playoffs games or the Super Bowl just because of Aaron Rodgers is utterly false, imo. Talk about being an Aaron Rodgers homer. Yes, obviously Aaron Rodgers was a big part, likely the single biggest contributor. But he had a lot of help. That's the reason the Packers can't advance in the playoffs recently. Aaron Rodgers isn't good enough to truly do it by himself, and he needs more help. From every facet of the team from blocking, tackling, pressure, coverage, special teams, etc.
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