BEFORE todays game

brady was 7 behind in TD's and 7 behind in rating.
Brees was tied for TD's but had 9 interceptions and is 10 behind in rating.

so idk

Originally Posted by: gbguy20 

I'm really not sure where the dyeah_gb is coming from. Has anyone actually heard criticism of Rodgers unable to comeback in the fourth quarter?

He had come-from-behind wins in the 4th quarter against the Bears in both 2009 wins. I thought that was when we settled the matter: Rodgers could complete 4th quarter comebacks. Hell, he had a come from behind win against the Giants last year in the regular season.

When I think of "complaint" and "Aaron Rodgers" in the same sentence, it is related to Rodgers sometimes holding the ball too long. Not once do I think "cannot complete 4th quarter comeback."

Not really sure what or where the dyeah_gb was going with this thread...

Originally Posted by: all_about_da_packers 

The record is 3-18 (.143) at fourth-quarter comeback opportunities under Rodgers, which may historically compare best to the forgettable Bill Kenney and the 1980s Chiefs (3-27 record).

Overall, Green Bay is 7-26 (.212) in fourth quarter comeback opportunities since McCarthy became the coach in 2006. That is seven fourth-quarter comebacks in six seasons. The New York Giants produced seven fourth-quarter comebacks in 2011 alone – albeit a number that tied the league single-season record.

I'm really not sure where the dyeah_gb is coming from. Has anyone actually heard criticism of Rodgers unable to comeback in the fourth quarter?

He had come-from-behind wins in the 4th quarter against the Bears in both 2009 wins. I thought that was when we settled the matter: Rodgers could complete 4th quarter comebacks. Hell, he had a come from behind win against the Giants last year in the regular season.

When I think of "complaint" and "Aaron Rodgers" in the same sentence, it is related to Rodgers sometimes holding the ball too long. Not once do I think "cannot complete 4th quarter comeback."

Not really sure what or where the dyeah_gb was going with this thread...

Originally Posted by: all_about_da_packers 

I get it.. but I hate it. The deemed worthiness of the freaking stat.

Nevermind the defensive plays that lead up to the drive. Nevermind Finley making a huge play along the sidelines.. screw all the other plays made by others, including the money catch by Cobb.

Credit for the comeback must be assigned to the QB.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

I get it.. but I hate it. The deemed worthiness of the freaking stat.

Nevermind the defensive plays that lead up to the drive. Nevermind Finley making a huge play along the sidelines.. screw all the other plays made by others, including the money catch by Cobb.

Credit for the comeback must be assigned to the QB.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

Can't disagree with your point. The only thing I can say is that it is understood that team is implied in these discussions.

Originally Posted by: dyeah_gb 

I would give the play of the game to Bishop for forcing the fumble on Stafford.

Originally Posted by: dyeah_gb 

Can't disagree with your point. The only thing I can say is that it is understood that team is implied in these discussions.

I would give the play of the game to Bishop for forcing the fumble on Stafford.

Originally Posted by: dyeah_gb 

Bishop?

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool