wow! grant sucks· Page 4

cheeseheads123
Member

16 years ago

Just saw the postgame interview with Aaron and he took the brunt of the blame for the loss. Stood there and said how his decision making was poor this afternoon.

There's lots to pick apart about today but RG's game shouldn't be considered the deciding factor in the loss.

"dingus" wrote:

It seems like rodgers puts all of the losses on himself.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

16 years ago

#32

"cheeseheads123" wrote:

It seems like rodgers puts all of the losses on himself.

"dingus" wrote:

Thats what a leader does. Takes responsibility. I like that.
The poor guy was getting creamed all game. Running for his life. If he would have had some time, i bet he could have picked their D apart.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

16 years ago

#33

I think Grant played great, until we needed him to make a play near the end of the game. That is what I find painful. Tough loss, but I do think our many missed INT opportunities is what made the difference and not Grant. Oh yeah and the stupid Overtime rule. A game should not be largely decided by a coin flip.

"bigfog" wrote:

NFL overtime just pisses me right off. This is one area where College ball has the right idea and to me, the NFL is just idiotic to not take their overtime and run with it.

A coin flip vs both teams getting the ball until one finally stops the other.

Goddamn NFL.

"TheKanataThrilla" wrote:

It IS frustrating. But fact is, if our D would have stopped them, we could have had a shot. Truth is, they should have beat us in regulation. We just got lucky that their kicker missed. Our D had a chance to "save the day" and looked like crap when it counted the most.

yooperfan
Veteran Member

16 years ago

#34

I thought Grant had a pretty good day against a very good defense.

millertime
Member

16 years ago

#35

"Cheesey" wrote:

Our D had two opportunities to stop the Titans, once at the end of regulation and once in overtime, but couldn't stop them either time. Frustrating....

Cheesey
Preferred Member

16 years ago

#36

"millertime" wrote:

Our D had two opportunities to stop the Titans, once at the end of regulation and once in overtime, but couldn't stop them either time. Frustrating....

"Cheesey" wrote:

Yup Miller, that what i saw. They had the chance, then got lucky to have a second shot to pull it out, but were unable to tighten up when it mattered the most.
A waste of a good shot to pull out the W.

bozz_2006
Registered

16 years ago

#37

I haven't read any of the replies, but to the original poster:

Are you kidding me? He ran his ass off against an excellent defense. I don't know what game you were watching. I thought he did excellent today. Yeah, I would've liked him to run for about 6 td's and 200 yards, but oh well.

dingus
Member

16 years ago

#38

"Cheesey" wrote:

It seems like rodgers puts all of the losses on himself.

"cheeseheads123" wrote:

Thats what a leader does. Takes responsibility. I like that.
The poor guy was getting creamed all game. Running for his life. If he would have had some time, i bet he could have picked their D apart.

"dingus" wrote:

Totally agree cheesey, guess I should have qualified the comment a bit more. I was impressed by Rodgers taking responsibility and I'm sure that most in the locker room are saying the same things.

It's a frustrating loss for sure but this young team will turn the corner sooner than later and that's what I'm excited about.

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porky88
Veteran Member

16 years ago

#39

Ridiculous topic. Where was this post when GB played Dallas or Tampa Bay? At least then it had merit. All things considered, Grant played very well and he gave the Packers a good enough running game that at least Tennessee had to respect it.

Now I'm not crazy about Ryan Grant and I think he might be a bust, but this was a good week for him in my opinion.

I guess what I'm saying is this wasn't exactly the right week to raise the question on whether or not Grant should be benched or released.

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bakler5
Registered

16 years ago

#40

um grant had his best looking game of the year. if anyone looked bad today it was jennings. he played with his head in his ass it seemed like.

God didn't create Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Rodgers created God.

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