Girl, you have a keg, I'll stick to six-pack, thank ya much!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I'm guessing you're on a windup because I've heard that last bit before from a recent interview somewhere.

Originally Posted by: mi_keys 

Zero, I want a cookie for guessing you were mocking Favre's interview.

Originally Posted by: mi_keys 

Interesting tidbit: Since assuming the role of starter in 2008, Aaron Rodgers is No. 1, 2 or 3 in in all of the following statistical categories: passing yards, passing touchdowns, passer rating, yards per attempt, pass plays of 25 yards or more and rushing touchdowns.

Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel 

I think now that the team has been built up, they are a little less BPA (best player available) than they used to be

Originally Posted by: Greg C. 

Seems like they are still doing it just as much as before since they drafted Williams and Taylor when they already had 3 tight ends and Cobb when they already had one of the deepest receiving corps. I've never really had an opinion on drafting philosophy but now I definitely like BPA.

Originally Posted by: azrunning 

There's been just one time where I really doubted whether we were still going BPA or not and that was in 2009.

In hindsight, Ted was totally right, picking one of the best young NTs in the league in Raji, but at the time, it seemed like Crabtree was easily the best player on the board. A potential top 3 pick, sliding all the way to pick 9, and we took a NT which we conveniently needed for our new 3-4 defense who was slotted around the 10th pick.

Originally Posted by: Rockmolder 

How is it wrong? You gonna throw some more out of context stats to support how wrong it is? I'm surprised it is taking you so long to provide substantial proof that it is wrong.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Stats have nothing to do with it. I think all you need to do is read how Aaron Rodgers has prepared since he was on the scout team, how he prepared being a starter, and how he still prepares. He develops on-field relationships with his receivers and raises everyone's game. He demands the best out of everyone. This has all been reported so many times and said by so many people on the team that it should just be a given. Aside from his astounding stats and talent, you can figure out how great of a QB he is behind the scenes if you just read coaches' and players' opinions of him. And the results are there as well.

Originally Posted by: MassPackersFan