Aaron Rodgers' drew up critical play to Jared Cook in the huddle· Page 2

wpr
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8 years ago

#11

Porforis
Veteran Member

8 years ago

#12

I believe it was reported that they are working towards a long term deal with Cook. I sure hope how working with Rodgers and being treated as a huge part of this offense means this deal will get done. He has made a huge difference to this team since returning from injury.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla

I'm not a fan of a deal longer than 3 years. He's what, 29 and has had injury issues throughout his career? At least two, absolutely.

beast
Select Member

8 years ago

#13

I believe it... I'm not sure Rodgers knew he was going to target Cook or not, but Rodgers seems more comfortable out of the pocket and he had scrambled out of the pocket to the right so often the Cowboys were expecting it... so I believe Rodgers purposely had a scramble to his left called to trick the pass rush, and told all the targets to go to different routes to the left, giving him maximum number of potential targets and he would just nail whom ever he thought was best open, and that happened to be Cook.

That's just my guess... they might not have a play call for that.

Originally Posted by: beast

Told ya!

I said everybody kind of run over to the left, and get open

But it’s hard to kind of put a name necessarily on a play where we have a roll-out with a clear-out and everybody else kind of running to the left. Didn’t exactly have a name for that.

Rodgers wrote:

uffda udfa
Veteran Member

8 years ago

#14

Told ya!

Originally Posted by: beast

Kudos.

That would make it a mini Hail Mary, of sorts, as it's typically not smart having everyone congregating in the same area. Makes the throw and catch that much more special.

Rodgers called it school yard and he and beast were head of the class.

Ted Thompson sits on his hands per former GM: "because they’ve had 25 fricking years of great quarterbacks. Of course it works. Try it without a special quarterback."

wpr
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8 years ago

#15

I'm not a fan of a deal longer than 3 years. He's what, 29 and has had injury issues throughout his career? At least two, absolutely.

Originally Posted by: Porforis

4 years. It's not like MLB were most contracts are guaranteed for their lifetime. It gives Cook more security. It spreads out the signing bonus money and eases the cap hit. If after 3 years they don't like the return they are getting then release him.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

8 years ago

#16

I'm not a fan of a deal longer than 3 years. He's what, 29 and has had injury issues throughout his career? At least two, absolutely.

Originally Posted by: Porforis

Jared Cook has played in 117 out of 128 games throughout his career. I think his knock was his hands, not injuries.

Edit, Ted Thompson said this about Jared Cook just the other day.

I don’t know that I ever expected a dramatic play like I got the other night. I’m not sure I’m that good a scout, but he’s a professional football player, and I mean that in a complimentary way, and he always was. The people he worked with that I talked to expressed those sentiments, and he’s been that. He’s uncharacteristically missed quite a bit of time, and he hasn’t in his history, so I don’t know if I need to get on him about that.

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