How many teams win all the time with their second string QB, coming into the game with 3 of their top 5 DBs and then losing two more during the game?

Originally Posted by: Porforis 

We don't only shit ourselves with our second string QB, coming into the game with 3 of our tops DBs and then losing two more of them. We shit ourselves consistently, no matter what.

The problem is, when you play that way normally, it becomes a habit. Right now, we don't have that margin of error anymore. So we have to suddenly stop self shitting and play consistently.

If you'd like to discuss the shit suckage of the training staff, we can do that too.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

We don't only shit ourselves with your second string QB, coming into the game with 3 of our tops DBs and then losing two more of them. We shit ourselves consistently, no matter what.

The problem is, when you play that way normally, it becomes a habit. Right now, we don't have that margin of error anymore. So we have to suddenly stop self shitting and play consistently.

If you'd like to discuss the shit suckage of the training staff, we can do that too.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

25-30 teams a year 'shit themselves' a good 4-6 games a year, every year. I just think it's sad when their teams consistently find a way to complain about their teams no matter what happens. Franchise QB goes down with injuries? He needs to get the ball out faster (even though he's getting it out on average 20ms slower than 40 year old Tom Brady).

God forbid if you were a fan of a 50th or 75th percentile team. It's almost as if you don't pay attention to the rest of the NFL and how highly flawed almost every team is.

Originally Posted by: Porforis 

As for Aaron, I call him out for holding the ball too long even when he doesn't get injured as a result. I'm not sayingnthat because he gotnhirt. I say it, because it's true.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

This team has been embarrassing even when we win, starting wih the training staff.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

No, you say that because you're constantly looking for reasons to figure out the difference between this warped idea in your head of what this team should be, with what they are. Again, he holds the ball on average 20ms more than Tom Brady. If you were a Patriots fan would you be yelling at Tom Brady three times a week complaining that he's not executing the offense and holding onto the ball for too long? Or are you saying that's what separates him from Tom Brady, 20ms? All Aaron needs to do is get the ball out 0.02 seconds faster on average? Or hell, even 0.22 seconds faster and he'd be the second-fastest in the NFL at getting the ball out. Would you be happy then?

https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/stats/passing#average-time-to-throw 

Originally Posted by: Porforis 

Would he be throwing to the open guy?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

I'm sorry, I thought we were talking about him not getting the ball out and playing sandlot all the time. I'd be happy to discuss other subjects once we're done discussing your objectively false declaration that Rodgers holds onto the ball way too long (as compared other quarterbacks in the NFL).

Originally Posted by: Porforis 

It's well known that Rodgers holds on to the ball longer than most. They discuss it on pregame shows as being "his game."

Originally Posted by: nerdmann