Where do you rank them?

[DirtDirtDirt]

Not sure 8:31 seconds is late in any quarter

Its late in any game, in any second half, when you are down 28-3

It takes a real clusterfuck by the opponent to blow that

Shitty coaching and shitty Quarterbacking will get er done

 

[NWPATSFAN]

I agree with you. He's a backup TE with a big mouth. Pats would've paid him if he was that good. Jarred Cook was a monster for us when healthy and I was shocked we let him go. Rodgers had a better connection with him than he ever did with Finley.

Packers running game will improve with Ty having a full off season to prepare and a bunch of young talented RB's to back him up. As far as the passing game the Pack added two young rookies, Davis has a year under his belt, Jordy has 1-2 more solid years left, Cobb is out to prove last year was a down year, and Adams is on a contract year. The line should be top five again. There's no reason Rodgers shouldn't dominate the entire season if he starts off the way he ended last year in the reg season and stays healthy. There were no drastic improvements but it should be better with experience and more of a veteran offense with exception of RB.

Marty Bennett has a monster year in GB this season. Book it

 

[rmilia1]

well, obviously not

Ok just for my personal edification I'll play along . Maybe I'm missing something so I'll open this up to you and whoever else cares to answer. Give me a few examples of where Ryan choked. Should be easy enough for all of you. I'll wait.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

I posted Eli's 2007 and 2011 postseason numbers for you yesterday, squashing your never ending theory that Eli was just along for the ride

But the next time you admit the Pats may have lost because of Tom Brady, will be the first time ever

No one is holding their breath

Eli won it, Tom lost it. I get it NY reasoning.

 

[jarntt]

Sorry, I assumed since you were a Falcon fan you saw the end of the game. I think if you check online you can find a video of it

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Its late in any game, in any second half, when you are down 28-3

It takes a real clusterfuck by the opponent to blow that

Shitty coaching and shitty Quarterbacking will get er done

You said 3rd quarter. Can I borrow those dancing goal posts from you?

I figured you'd be more accurate today. I know you were still a little foggy after the NE SB win and the Skankees on a 7 game losing streak. Glad to see them off the snide. Well not really.

 

[The Derski]

Matt Ryan will have an MVP hangover similar to Cam Newton. I honestly find it hilarious he's being mentioned in the same breath as Rodgers and Brady.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

You said 3rd quarter. Can I borrow those dancing goal posts from you?

I figured you'd be more accurate today. I know you were still a little foggy after the NE SB win and the Skankees on a 7 game losing streak. Glad to see them off the snide. Well not really.

This is what I read every time you type

"The Falcons didnt blow the lead, Tom took it from them.....Matt Ryan and the Falcons didnt choke"

I know thats what you really want to say

 

[Great Dayne]

Marty Bennett has a monster year in GB this season. Book it

I hope you're right but I just don't see him having a monster year even if he stays healthy. I give him a max of 700 yards and 8 TD's which would still be very nice to have but I still like Cook more at the TE position.

 

[Great Dayne]

Matt Ryan will have an MVP hangover similar to Cam Newton. I honestly find it hilarious he's being mentioned in the same breath as Rodgers and Brady.

Agreed, also Brady being in the MVP discussions is just as crazy considering the dude will be 40 years old. Not sure what the oldest MVP ever was but I'm sure if he won he would most likely be the oldest ever. Damn you Brady stop it with that youth diet of yours and retire already. Dude might play until he's 50 for crying out loud.

 

[eaglesnut]

Brady
Ryan
Rodgers

Operative word... should

 

[packerzrule]

Ok just for my personal edification I'll play along . Maybe I'm missing something so I'll open this up to you and whoever else cares to answer. Give me a few examples of where Ryan choked. Should be easy enough for all of you. I'll wait.

peruse this

plenty to select from


Patriots vs. Falcons - Play-By-Play - February 5, 2017 - ESPN

 

[rmilia1]

peruse this

plenty to select from


Patriots vs. Falcons - Play-By-Play - February 5, 2017 - ESPN

So you can't name even one specific example ? Kind of what I figured . Carry on.

 

[packerzrule]

So you can't name even one specific example ? Kind of what I figured . Carry on.

that would only break your heart and cause you to once again defend the indefensible

I figured if you reviewed the data, you would be able to reasonably select, at least to yourself, 3-4 plays where Ryan succumbed to pressure

but remember to take off the glasses first

 

[rmilia1]

that would only break your heart and cause you to once again defend the indefensible

I figured if you reviewed the data, you would be able to reasonably select, at least to yourself, 3-4 plays where Ryan succumbed to pressure

but remember to take off the glasses first

Mmm hmm. Okay. Maybe someone else can offer one example amongst what is apparently a plethora. Maybe it was one of his 6 incompletions for the entire game ? Or perhaps you chaps also expected him to pick up his own blitzes? Or maybe you thought he should line up at LB and take James White out of the game ? Or maybe he shouldve fired Shanny after 3 quarters and called the plays into himself ? All tantalizing options

 

[packerzrule]

Mmm hmm. Okay. Maybe someone else can offer one example amongst what is apparently a plethora. Maybe it was one of his 6 incompletions for the entire game ? Or perhaps you chaps also expected him to pick up his own blitzes? Or maybe you thought he should line up at LB and take James White out of the game ? Or maybe he shouldve fired Shanny after 3 quarters and called the plays into himself ? All tantalizing options

you only need to look at the sack that he took at the Pats 24 yard line

outside of an int, that was the absolute worse thing he could have done

regardless of what transpired prior to that, that was THE defining moment that Ryan could/should have avoided

 

[rmilia1]

you only need to look at the sack that he took at the Pats 24 yard line

outside of an int, that was the absolute worse thing he could have done

regardless of what transpired prior to that, that was THE defining moment that Ryan could/should have avoided

So you want him to do what exactly there ? He's in the pocket so he can't throw it away . You want him to chick it up for grabs? Give me the alternative ending you would've liked to have seen . It's a blitz so he doesn't have time to elude so what scenario in your mind is the best there?

 

[Hank Kingsley]

The great Alex Mack got run over like a deer by a Mack truck on that play.....

But Ryan should have seen it coming.

The whole game had gone pear shaped for Atlanta by then.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

It's whatever Hank. Ryan played great . The team lost because NE controlled the ball, as they had to, and because Shanny didn't coach to game situation . Blaming Ryan is weak , inaccurate and just trying to troll . But proceed

You mean played great in the first half and not so much in the second half.

 

[rmilia1]

You mean played great in the first half and not so much in the second half.

No I mean the entire game