Per the GameDay Live Chat, Packers are 0 - 16 with only playing 15 games.

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That's part of the fun of watching a game. A study was recently released that shows fans who ride the emotional waves of a game -- despair to ecstasy and back again -- report having higher subjective experiences of pleasure after the game (win or lose) than fans who stayed steady and optimistic through the entire game. I thought it was interesting.

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They haven't updated to this years stats but here is last season
http://www.advancednflstats.com/2009/01/air-yards-2008.html 

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Since Jennings only has 4 TD, you must not be looking up very often . 😉

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I must admit I am not worried with Rodgers at QB entering this decade.

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Yeah, sure. Grant is breaking off 60 yard runs left and right.

I have to agree that his receivers are pretty great. I think that our receiving group rivals that of the Cardinals'. Their WR group is a little better, but their TE group isn't close to ours, receiving-wise.

That said, Grant is a decent back, but I still wouldn't call him great. And Rodgers is getting this kind of production behind an average O-line. He was doing the same behind the worst O-line in the league at the start of the season.

He would have gotten the franchise record in passing yds, if he played the whole game. At least he passed Brett's best season in Green Bay. Not too bad for a QB, that starts his second year. ;)

Welcome to Mr. Rodgers neighborhood.

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One could argue that Rodgers has helped make a 1,200 yard back and two 1,000 yard receivers. It's the Peyton Manning rule 101. People say Manning is overrated because he has weapons around him, but Manning has made a lot of those players look better than they are.

Good QBs will make talented players look great. No doubt Rodgers has a lot of talent around him, but he's also very talented himself. There isn't anything wrong with putting together the most talented team possible.

Look what Rodgers has done.

Nearly, 4,800 total yards and 35 total touchdowns this year. This is only his second season. Even if you figure in sacks, fumbles and interceptions, he's still around 4,500 total yards give or take and only 11 turnovers.

His ability speaks for itself.

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Well, I didn't want to start a new thread on Rodgers, but Rodgers leads all NFL QBs in Fantasy points.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2009/fantasy.htm 

Of course Chris Johnson and Adrian Peterson are ahead of him overall, but it's almost a given that RBs will have more points than QBs. Rodgers is in 3rd place, due to throwing 30 TDs and running in for another 5, plus 4434 yards and barely any INTs.

Rodgers even beat out MJD who has had himself the best year in his career so far.

The next QB on the list is Drew Brees and only Rodgers and Brees were QBs in the top 10. The next QB after Brees is Favre at 17.

This goes to show just how impressive this is. I know different fantasy leagues have different systems but most systems make it much easier for RBs to dominate.

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Actually, according to that table, Rodgers scored more (raw) fantasy points than any player, of any position, in the NFL: 405 pts to Brees' 372, Favre's 353, and Chris Johnson's 347.

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