I really, really hate it when people come with 'he knows how to win'. That statement tells me nothing. Trent Dilfer knew how to win. Please raise your hands if you'd rather have Trent Dilfer than Aaron Rodgers.
Warren Moon went just over .500 (102-101) in his career and went .300 (3-7) in the play-offs. He's a HoF-er because he was a great player. The supporting cast just never got them far.
I'd rather have Rodgers on this team than Roethlisberger. Don't get me wrong, Big Ben is a good quarterback and he's doing a suprisingly good job of carrying the offense, but having that Steelers defense sure does help.
"Rockmolder" wrote:
I'd rather have Rodgers than Big Ben as well. I think this is the first year we can honestly say Big Ben is having an
elite year. His first SB, he was in the right place at the right time. The 2nd SB he played a better game, but the opposing QB played an even better game except one crucial play that completely turned the game around.
'Tis a team game. Rodgers has gone above and beyond what ANY of us expected him to do, with the possible exception of Cal2GreenBay (where is that guy?). I don't think any of us saw him doing this well back in '05 when he was drafted.
We had a porous D last year that lost us a lot of games. This year, our OL is the 2nd worst in the NFL and it's amazing Rodgers has a 100+ rating with this horrid OL.
And yes, Warren Moon deserved being in the Hall. Had he played in the NFL since the beginning (let's face it, at the time, the NFL was weary of black QBs), Brett Favre may have to play a few more years to catch Warren Moon's records and Peyton Manning would die before he catches Moon's records.
My man Donald Driver
(thanks to Pack93z for the pic)
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