It Needs To Be Said

[DirtDirtDirt]

Pats did have a decent year when Tom got hurt, but overall they were a good team at that time, some of these Pats teams have weak defenses, no running threats, but yet they're in the AFC title game or Super-Bowl year after year... Some of these Pats teams would be sub .500 without Brady, and definitely not good playoff teams, or Super-Bowl caliber teams..

They won 11 games with shitbag Matt Cassell and went 3-1 with Garroopolo and Beef Briskett

The 3 shit teams they compete with in that division since 1948 isn't gonna change if Brady goes down

 

[Rex Racer]

But they didn't. I know, as a Patriots fan, you may not be familiar with that phrase lol.

4 and 6 in the last 10 games = suckage.

 

[Yo Tee]

4 and 6 in the last 10 games = suckage.

6-0 without Jordy to start the season. Their "suckage" obviously had nothing to do with Jordy's absence.

 

[mcnabb7542]

So true

The reaction in GB last night was all you need to know, that stadium stopped caring about last nights game and just envisioned another lost season with no hope

Until the "god like QB" came out from the locker room and took the field to lead them back into victory!






In before a Bears fan says walks in and says it's Case's fault for calling a crappy 2nd half....

 

[Yo Tee]

Until the "god like QB" came out from the locker room and took the field to lead them back into victory!






In before a Bears fan says walks in and says it's Case's fault for calling a crappy 2nd half....

Too late, two Bears fans already did that haha

 

[boogiewithstu2007]

They won 11 games with shitbag Matt Cassell and went 3-1 with Garroopolo and Beef Briskett

The 3 shit teams they compete with in that division since 1948 isn't gonna change if Brady goes down

lol , the division hasn't been the toughest that's true... But once Brady retires that's all gonna change, those teams will have a chance again ...

 

[Earl Stevens]

Yea it was Rodgers out there making all the defensive stops too.

 

[Myles]

Aaron Rodgers is the most important person on any team in the NFL. The Packers, as a whole, are a shell of themselves when he's not healthy. He has the most impact on his team out of any other player in the league. It's a team sport, but Aaron Rodgers can change the landscape of the Packers just by being healthy or injured. No other team has a player that they can say that about. It was proven last night.

Luck with the Colts is nearly on the same level. Rodgers is more like Manning was to the Colts though.

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

With his jewelry I have to put Tom Brady as the GOAT but this thread makes a pretty good argument that AR may actually better.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Aaron Rodgers is the most important person on any team in the NFL. The Packers, as a whole, are a shell of themselves when he's not healthy. He has the most impact on his team out of any other player in the league. It's a team sport, but Aaron Rodgers can change the landscape of the Packers just by being healthy or injured. No other team has a player that they can say that about. It was proven last night.

Just like the Colts with Peyton manning.
With Manning they were Superbowl contenders, without him they were odds on favorites to get the #1 pick! That was probably the biggest one player importance I have ever seen for a team.

The Packers are garbage without Rodgers. He is approaching Manning status in this regard.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Or he takes them from 20 points down to winning by 1 point in one half.

Imagine if he could actually get to another SB. Maybe he could come back from being 25 down. Sorry it had to be said.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

I'm amazed that not only did he have to leave the game because of a yeast infection, but that the trainers were able to cure it quickly enough to get him back in the game.

That was no fluke. He has shown on multiple occasions how he magically heels himself within minutes.

He's a great athlete. Would make a great soccer player I bet.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

lol , the division hasn't been the toughest that's true... But once Brady retires that's all gonna change, those teams will have a chance again ...

Maybe the Jets but the Bills and Phins are still dumpster fires

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

That was no fluke. He has shown on multiple occasions how he magically heels himself within minutes.

He's a great athlete. Would make a great soccer player I bet.

He needed a little Danica magic/pep talk to get back out there

 

[NWPATSFAN]

So magically the Bears coaching got worse in the 2nd half? It had nothing to do with Rodgers coming back and motivating the rest of the team?

This is not unheard of. Just ask Falcon fans or Patriot haters.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

When Brady got hurt in 2008, at least the Patriots had a winning season and almost made the playoffs with Matt Cassel. Trevor Siemien led the Broncos to a winning season the year after Peyton retired and almost a playoff birth. Packers barely finish .500 without Rodgers. 2013, Rodgers went down after the Packers were 5-2, they ended the season 8-7-1. Last year, Rodgers was hurts after a 4-1 record, ended up finishing 7-9. 15-15-1 without Rodgers, due to injury, since 2013.

Brittle bitch

 

[NWPATSFAN]

They won 11 games with shitbag Matt Cassell and went 3-1 with Garroopolo and Beef Briskett

The 3 shit teams they compete with in that division since 1948 isn't gonna change if Brady goes down

division since 1948

 

[Moab]

Have you ever noticed that when Rodgers is brought up, the Pats fans get all defensive? The real douchey ones talk about sexual orientation...they have issues with anybody saying anything nice about any QB except Brady...insecure bunch...

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Heh, has anyone noticed how butthurt Packer fans get when they see anyone refer to Tom Brady as the GOAT.

 

[Moab]

Thanks for proving my point. I didn't say a word about Brady, just pointed out your insecurity... good job