Omfg another one of these damn threads. We all know Brett is 2nd to only Elway with 4th quarter comebacks. But yet we are comparing a fricken 1st year starter to a hall of fame player. This shit is so damn old i say let the kid play a few years and then start doing some comparing. Until then we technically have nothing to go off of.


Yes believe it or not im sticking up for Rodgers, because i'm so sick of this same bullshit that comes into every day thread that has either Rodgers or Favre in.

"dhazer" wrote:

Whoa hold up! I just watched the last four minutes of the Buccaneers game.

I'll post the video once it's uploaded of the last series Rodgers played. It was actually Flynn who played the last series of the game with :90 on the clock. I completely spaced it out that Rodgers was hurt that game. Rodgers was also blitzed from his blindside and hit as he threw the ball. Now, I don't know for sure, but I think if that ball is thrown ahead of Driver, that's a score for the Packers.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

Who's disputing this? Although after realizing that Matt Flynn QB'd the last :90 seconds of the Buccaneers game, I am leaning that the failed comeback is more on his shoulders for that stat.

I'm fine with the Rodgers did not bring the Packers back to win the game in the final 4:00 minutes of a game and is 0 - 8 in those situations. I said this I think twice in this thread.

I'm now examining the games a bit from the recordings. One could say, I'm going off topic, but staying on topic :)

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

Who's disputing this? Although after realizing that Matt Flynn QB'd the last :90 seconds of the Buccaneers game, I am leaning that the failed comeback is more on his shoulders for that stat.

I'm fine with the Rodgers did not bring the Packers back to win the game in the final 4:00 minutes of a game and is 0 - 8 in those situations. I said this I think twice in this thread.

I'm now examining the games a bit from the recordings. One could say, I'm going off topic, but staying on topic :)

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I was just thinking more on this. IF that is exactly how they tally failed come backs. Players who have played for more than a decade would have a HUGE amount of 'failed comebacks' then. Yet, this is the first I've heard of it.

I do hear the stat of how many comeback victories does a QB have. I think Elway had something like 41, but I never have heard that he was 41 out of 153 tries.

Just seems like that stat is severely pessimistic (half empty) view point.


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"Zero2Cool" wrote: