Zero2Cool
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16 years ago
I think it was Chris Berman doing the interview, he said "Greg Jennings says that Rodgers throws the ball with more velocity than you"

Brett responded with something to the effect "I'm almost 40. When I was his age .... I could out throw him." I made it sound more jerkish than it really was. But that is something HUGE for Brett. Anyone who knows ANYTHING about him is that he PRIDES himself on his arm strength. For him to casually admit that Rodgers throws harder NOW than he does NOW. I find that respectful because I know how hard it is for Brett to say that.
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CDNRodgersfan
16 years ago
I with you. I find it funny when people are comparing the 38 year old Farve to all these other QB's in their prime. Brady and Manning would love to be able to do what Favre does at his age
zombieslayer
16 years ago

I with you. I find it funny when people are comparing the 38 year old Farve to all these other QB's in their prime. Brady and Manning would love to be able to do what Favre does at his age

"Cdnfavre+Rodgersfan" wrote:



I think P Manning has already peaked. He may done in a few years. Ironically, P Manning may retire the same year BF does.

Brady has already lost a year.

I think BF is being honest. Yes, AR has the stronger arm now, but at AR 's current age vs BF at AR 's current age, BF had the much stronger arm.
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TheEngineer
16 years ago
I can appreciate that Brett/Aaron doesn't like the comparison, but on the other hand, 25 year old Brett is long gone and what the Packers had to decide whether to go with 38 year old Brett Favre or 24 year old Aaron Rodgers. So the comparison is always between now Brett and now Aaron.
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zombieslayer
16 years ago

I can appreciate that Brett/Aaron doesn't like the comparison, but on the other hand, 25 year old Brett is long gone and what the Packers had to decide whether to go with 38 year old Brett Favre or 24 year old Aaron Rodgers. So the comparison is always between now Brett and now Aaron.

"TheEngineer" wrote:



The thing is, the strength of one's arm is only one aspect of a QB. Joe Montana never had a strong arm yet he's considered by many the greatest ever (until BF wins his 4th MVP this year).

The other thing is, AR and BF both have strong arms right now. Remember last year BF throwing that deep TD off his back foot? How many QBs today can do that? Probably only a handful.
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vikesrule
16 years ago

...(until BF wins his 4th MVP this year).

"zombieslayer" wrote:



Saved to the "Zombieslayer Pearls of Wisdom Database". :thumbright:

Take note fans....you will see this one again! :sign5:
Heatherthepackgirl
16 years ago

I can appreciate that Brett/Aaron doesn't like the comparison, but on the other hand, 25 year old Brett is long gone and what the Packers had to decide whether to go with 38 year old Brett Favre or 24 year old Aaron Rodgers. So the comparison is always between now Brett and now Aaron.

"TheEngineer" wrote:




There should not be a comparison between Brett and Aaron, they are two different people and two different players. Just like Brett said "Rodgers will do just fine, hes a great QB". I think they will both have their ups and downs this season just like all the other QB's in football. Its just a game win or loose it will still will be fun to watch both teams play. Its not a life or death situation. People get so wrapped up with the Brett and Aaron saga, people should worry more about whats more important in life.

Now lets just enjoy football this year weather it be rooting for the Pack or the Jets or both.
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Heatherthepackgirl
16 years ago

...(until BF wins his 4th MVP this year).

"vikesrule" wrote:



Saved to the "Zombieslayer Pearls of Wisdom Database". :thumbright:

Take note fans....you will see this one again! :sign5:

"zombieslayer" wrote:




Hi Vikesrule!!! Whats shaking? 🙂
Heathiee
zombieslayer
16 years ago

...(until BF wins his 4th MVP this year).

"Heatherthepackgirl" wrote:



Saved to the "Zombieslayer Pearls of Wisdom Database". :thumbright:

Take note fans....you will see this one again! :sign5:

"vikesrule" wrote:




Hi Vikesrule!!! Whats shaking? :)

"zombieslayer" wrote:



Hee hee. This one could backfire, VR. :cyclopsani:

Heather and I will remember. :computer:

Go BF !
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Gravedigga
16 years ago

I think it was Chris Berman doing the interview, he said "Greg Jennings says that Rodgers throws the ball with more velocity than you"

Brett responded with something to the effect "I'm almost 40. When I was his age .... I could out throw him." I made it sound more jerkish than it really was. But that is something HUGE for Brett. Anyone who knows ANYTHING about him is that he PRIDES himself on his arm strength. For him to casually admit that Rodgers throws harder NOW than he does NOW. I find that respectful because I know how hard it is for Brett to say that.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:



Favre still has a rifle and his arm is as strong as anyone out there. One of the things that made me a Favre fan and a Packer fan was his monster CANNON. As far as the Favre vs Rodgers arm strength. Not that it really matters but since someone brought it up a couple months ago, i've been paying attention.

I just dont see it. Take a 25 yard pass down the field and to the sideline. Favre's release is quicker. And i think he will get it there with more velocity. On long bombs, maybe Rodgers has him beat. I've noticed Rodgers has good deep ball but if it's better than Favre's, i havent really noticed it.
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vikesrule
16 years ago

Hi Vikesrule!!! Whats shaking? :)

"Heatherthepackgirl" wrote:



Hey Heather!
Life is great.....with the exception of the current head coach of the Vikings. :cussing:

Hope that all is well with you! :thumbright:
vikesrule
16 years ago


Hee hee. This one could backfire, VR. :cyclopsani:

Heather and I will remember. :computer:

Go BF !

"zombieslayer" wrote:



I'm actually enjoying Favre's success this year...right up to the inevitable end.
It is a validation of the laws of the universe. Favre is akin to any star in the cosmos, he has shone brightly for a millenia. ......"The Favre Star" if you will.
And like any other luminary in the macrocosm of creation, "The Favre Star" will reach the culmination of it's usefulness very shortly.

Analogous to all stars that are at the end of their cycle,"The Favre Star" has shone most brightly.
"The Favre Star" is going supernova, an occurrence at the end of a star's existence, a burst of performance that briefly outshines others.... before fading from view at the end.

He will peak at mid-season...then collapse into a "dwarf star" of his former self.

< after "peeing" in Heather and ZS's cheerios.....vikesrule quickly exits..stage right> Bwaaahaaa! :sign5:

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zombieslayer
16 years ago



I'm actually enjoying Favre's success this year...right up to the inevitable end.
It is a validation of the laws of the universe. Favre is akin to any star in the cosmos, he has shone brightly for a millenia. ......"The Favre Star" if you will.
And like any other luminary in the macrocosm of creation, "The Favre Star" will reach the culmination of it's usefulness very shortly.

Analogous to all stars that are at the end of their cycle,"The Favre Star" has shone most brightly.
"The Favre Star" is going supernova, an occurrence at the end of a star's existence, a burst of performance that briefly outshines others.... before fading from view at the end.

He will peak at mid-season...then collapse into a "dwarf star" of his former self.

< after "peeing" in Heather and ZS's cheerios.....vikesrule quickly exits..stage right> Bwaaahaaa! :sign5:

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"vikesrule" wrote:



Actually, I eat Frosted Mini-Wheats. Need the fiber.

Favre will throw for 30+ TDs. Now, I'm hoping he breaks the magical 40 TD barrier. If so, expect a Vikesrule sig. :thumbright:
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CDNRodgersfan
16 years ago
I think it would at least be cool for Brett to throw 30 to beat the Jets team record which doesn't say much but I believe Namath had 29. Now I'm off to hunt down a certain purple gnome
zombieslayer
16 years ago
OK. After that 2nd and 20 pass with Gregorious wide open, there's no way anyone can convince me AR has a stronger arm that BF . No way. Gregorious is being nice.
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Zero2Cool
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16 years ago

OK. After that 2nd and 20 pass with Gregorious wide open, there's no way anyone can convince me Aaron Rodgers has a stronger arm that Brett Favre . No way. Gregorious is being nice.

"zombieslayer" wrote:



Because Brett never short throwed anyone, right? Sure..........


As Brett said, when he was Aaron's age, his arm was stronger than Aaron's is now and I believe that 100%.
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Gravedigga
16 years ago

OK. After that 2nd and 20 pass with Gregorious wide open, there's no way anyone can convince me Aaron Rodgers has a stronger arm that Brett Favre . No way. Gregorious is being nice.

"zombieslayer" wrote:



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