Genuisly drafted when he dropped that low.
"all_about_da_packers" wrote:
I think the more appropriate term is "geniusly developed" after he was drafted.
Mike McCarthy and Tom Clements deserve some big time credit for getting Rodgers to be a good NFL QB in his first year starting.
"Rockmolder" wrote:
Obviously, that aswell.
Peyton's back-up is Jim Sorgi though and Brady's was Cassel, who hadn't started a game since high school. Now those guys have some years left and cassel is an ok QB it seems, but it was a great decision to go for him when he fell all the way down the the 24th spot, even though we still did have a good QB at that time.
Back on topic though, like I said, he performed way better than I thought, despite having a pretty bad O-line and running game. Thought he'd have stats compared to Ryan's, yet, he has about the same stats as Manning. Great start to a career.