I was reading through the other thread(What else can Rodgers do) and getting more and more pissed about how Packer fans can even bring up our ex-QB. It is pathetic after how Rodgers fought back and didn't give up Sunday. I would not trade him for any player, pick or combination of the two. We are so lucky to have such a great player, and person, leading our team, and I think it is about time for some of you to understand that and let the past be the past.

Article. 

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Anyone digging on Rodgers has issues. He's not a problem. He is our future.

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What we have here is a Joe Montana / Steve Young situation. People didn't really embrace Young until he won a Superbowl, and for those crazy fringe "fans" (and I use that term very loosely) who still favor Favre over Rodgers, this would be the only thing to change their mind.

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rodgers played a good game, but he did turn the ball over several times and in the end, it cost us the game.

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The defense cost us the game IMO. Getting back to Aaron, I wouldn't take any other QB in the NFL over him. Brian Billick mentioned on NFL Network yesterday that he has a "man crush" on Aaron Rodgers. :icon_smile:

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Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary says several = "b : more than two but fewer than many" :lol:

45 points = a win unless your defense falls apart vs. a good offense.

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He didn't turn the ball over several times. He turned it over twice. They were both killers, though, no doubt about that.

I thought it was a good article except for the first sentence: "At the end of Sunday's heartbreaking 51-45 overtime loss at the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC wild card round, disappointed supporters of the Green Bay Packers were no closer to answering the question of whether Aaron Rodgers was the man to lead the organization to its next Super Bowl title."

I suspect that most fans felt better about Rodgers, not worse, after that game, except for that shrinking minority who are never going to like him no matter what he does. He gave us a Favre-like performance, with a lot of amazing plays and a couple of big mistakes. The difference is that his career is still headed upward, while Favre is very near the end of the line.

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i'm very happy rodgers is the Packers QB. I think he will have a solid career for the Packers.

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dhpackr: "8801 Yards, 59TDs and 21 INTs in two seasons is solid."

dhpackr: "30 TDs and 7 INTs is solid."

dhpackr: "Breaking the Packer record for yards in a playoff game is a solid performance."

dhpackr: "Being the #1 rated QB ever  after your first two seasons is solid."

dhpackr: "Being #1 in INT%  makes for a solid player."

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4th in Passing Yards, 4th in Passing TDs, 1st in Rushing TDs for a QB, 1st in Rushing Yards for QB, 4th in Passer Rating, 1st (tied) for INT %, all while playing behind this piece of crap OL is pretty impressive. I like Yared's stats as well. Very impressive.

45 points is supposed to win you a Playoff game. Not Aaron's fault we lost.

Aaron is elite. There is no doubt now whatsoever and I doubt the sanity of anyone who disagrees with that statement.

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