Offense was wildly inconsistent all year.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Interesting, because the Packers were top 10 in a lot of scoring categories, including 7th in offensive touchdowns per game.

Also top 10 in least amount of punts, and 3rd and 4th down conversation...

#1 in Team Time of Possession Percentage, #1 with least amount of interceptions. #1 in team passer rating. #2 in Team Passing Touchdown Percentage, behind only the Rams. #3 in completion percentage.

So I guess by "wildly inconsistent" you mean they we're top 3 and so you're going to bitch about it...

Where the Packers seriously need to improve is points per FG, where they were dead last in the NFL, which I'm sure you'll blame on Rodgers.

Also Packers were #1 with least amount of penalties called on them. Just beating out the two Super Bowl teams, and finishing third to them in penalty yardage.

Packers opponents were 4th best, which suggest it could of been partly the reffing crews not calling a lot of flags, while Cowboys and Cowboys opponents were #32, suggesting those reffing crews called a ton of flags on both teams.


The stats suggest the offense was pretty consistently among the top 10. Except RedZone scoring was 18th.

Packers yards per run was 21st, so not the best, at 4.2 yards per run, though Dallas was top 10 at 4.4 and we had a lot of young lineman.

Originally Posted by: beast 

I'd take last year's offense over this year's offense any day, Aaron's play in particular. He was much more consistent.

I like having Dillon, but I prefer consistency over all.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Then give him the team when they're healthy, not when they're missing Baktari, Jenkins, the Center, Tonyan and MVS for the playoff game.

The OL play was the biggest difference and that was largely due to injuries and missing Linsley.

Also not having to play the extremely competitive NFC West and AFC North should help.

Originally Posted by: beast 

Haven’t read the boards, or posted in years. Enjoyed the fantasy league so much I decided to check back in. How am I not surprised to see nerdman still making convoluted and unintelligible arguments against Aaron Rodgers. Time flies but some things never change.

Originally Posted by: voiceofreason 

I have been a Rodgers hater from day one and no one can replace me lol, Rodgers is so bad at getting a ring, he couldn't even get a wedding ring lol.

Originally Posted by: dhazer 

While speaking Thursday on The Rich Eisen Show, ESPN's Dianna Russini reported that "from the conversations I've had with a lot of people in the league, he wants to be the highest-paid player in the NFL—by a wide margin.

"So we're talking about 50 million a year."

This dude does NOT want to be here.

Definitely not something a cokehead would demand.

Link 

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Maybe it was someone from a team rumored to trade for Aaron Rodgers throwing that out there as an excuse as to why they aren't pursuing him?

Except Aaron Rodgers said the report is false. Let's see, trust unnamed source or the individual? 🤔

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Dianna Russini was the source.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann