One thing to remember is none of us fans know what play was called and what his progressions are supposed to be on the play. Not only do receivers need to get open, they need to get open at the right time for the play design. With video start to finish of a play we can make "educated guess" on what we think was supposed to happen.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

Interesting statistics from this Giants game:

Aaron Rodgers QB rating when getting the ball out in UNDER 2.5: 103.2

Aaron Rodgers QB rating when getting the ball out in OVER 2.5: 40.9

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

So when receivers are open the passing rating is better.

Fascinating.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

One thing to remember is none of us fans know what play was called and what his progressions are supposed to be on the play. Not only do receivers need to get open, they need to get open at the right time for the play design. With video start to finish of a play we can make "educated guess" on what we think was supposed to happen.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

This is true - I don't know what the play calls are. Nobody does outside of the team and staff. That being said, something somewhere is broken. The thing about all of this that confuses me - the first drive was well executed, but then we see things revert back to the mediocre bullshit.

It can be argued that the call may be to look for the deep route, but I am doubting that Mike is specifically telling Aaron to force the ball down the field regardless of whether the receiver is open or not. If this doesn't change - this team is nowhere near winning a championship.

Originally Posted by: hardrocker950 

Interesting statistics from this Giants game:

Aaron Rodgers QB rating when getting the ball out in UNDER 2.5: 103.2

Aaron Rodgers QB rating when getting the ball out in OVER 2.5: 40.9

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

This is true - I don't know what the play calls are. Nobody does outside of the team and staff. That being said, something somewhere is broken. The thing about all of this that confuses me - the first drive was well executed, but then we see things revert back to the mediocre bullshit.

It can be argued that the call may be to look for the deep route, but I am doubting that Mike is specifically telling Aaron to force the ball down the field regardless of whether the receiver is open or not. If this doesn't change - this team is nowhere near winning a championship.

Originally Posted by: hardrocker950 

Interesting statistics from this Giants game:

Aaron Rodgers QB rating when getting the ball out in UNDER 2.5: 103.2

Aaron Rodgers QB rating when getting the ball out in OVER 2.5: 40.9

Originally Posted by: nerdmann