Last week we discussed team passer rating differential and how Dom Capers considers it his key indicator. For background sort through the many posts in that thread or review the link.

Link to a great article 

This week the Packers improved to a differential of 44.1. Which if the maintain the rest of the season, will place them 9th on the list since 1940 between the 1989 49'ers and 1975 Steelers.

After week 7 the NFL passer rating differential stats and records:

Packers 44.2 7-0
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Texans 25.4 4-3
Jets 22.5 4-3
Lions 21.3 5-2
Saints 20.6 5-2
Giants 19.5 4-2
49'ers 18.2 5-1
Steelers 15.1 5-2
Bills 13.0 4-2
Patriots 12.8 5-1
Ravens 11.0 4-2
Cowboys 11.0 3-3
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Chiefs 02.2 3-3
Bengals 01.5 4-2
Titans -2.3 3-3
Bears -2.8 4-3
Browns -4.7 3-3
Chargers -5.1 4-2
Falcons -7.6 4-3
Raiders -7.6 4-3
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Redskins -8.6 3-3
Eagles -9.7 2-4
Seahawks-10.1 2-4
Panthers-13.8 2-5
Bucs -16.1 4-3
viklings-16.4 1-6
Cardinals-18.1 1-5
Jaguars -21.2 2-5
Rams -22.9 0-6
Broncos -24.9 2-4
Dolphins-28.8 0-6
Colts -36.4 0-7





There has to be a better way of trnsferring data to a message board so it looks good.

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Tom Brady only has a +12.8 differential. Ha.

Someone pointed out yesterday that the difference in passer rating between Rodgers and Brady (who is in 2nd place) is equal to the difference between Brady's passer rating and that of the 16th-ranked quarterback in the league.

And it's not like he is padding his passer rating on short completions. He leads the league in yards per attempt at 9.9, and it's not even close. Tom Brady is in second place with 9.1 ypa.

Amazing.

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Rodgers might have tacked on another TD and pushed his completion percentage even higher if Cobb didn't drop that 3rd down pass in the 2nd quarter.

He is truly amazing to watch. It's almost like he's playing the postion perfectly, and the only time our offense goes off the field is when the WRs drop passes and the run game struggle. I highly doubt anyone will have a better passer rating this year than Rodgers.