How likely is it Ron and the front office will pursue Aaron Rogers?

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by mooby

I feel like the courtesy of time has allowed your memory to fade of how terrible some of those losses were. We were never in it against some of these teams - a pity td at the end here and there made at least a few of those losses seem less terrible. But we were never in those games because the D let it get out of hand early. Only when the games were out of hand did we score pity TD's that made things seem not so bad.

Be specific? We were in the KC game into the fourth quarter and it got away at the end when our D was gassed. We were beating SD in the fourth quarter. Saints game was close with 7 minutes left. Both Philly games were close. First Dallas game we rallied - wasn’t junk scores. Denver came down to the end.

Not sure where my memory is faded?

Other than Buffalo and Dallas -2 there were no other terrible losses Mooby.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Be specific? We were in the KC game into the fourth quarter and it got away at the end when our D was gassed. We were beating SD in the fourth quarter. Saints game was close with 7 minutes left. Both Philly games were close. First Dallas game we rallied - wasn’t junk scores. Denver came down to the end.

Not sure where my memory is faded?

Other than Buffalo and Dallas -2 there were no other terrible losses Mooby.

You’re at the same time splitting hairs and missing the point, an impressive accomplishment. You’re sitting here saying we would have been 13-4. I’m saying nah probably not but we would have undoubtedly been better, I’ll give you 11-6 or 10-7, either way who cares it’s a playoff team. Nobody thinks 2021 Aaron Rodgers wouldn’t have made a difference.

And that’s not the point. The point is he will be 39 come next year’s playoffs. We’re not talking about trading for 2021 Rodgers, we’re talking about 2022 Rodgers. Who would make us better…

But for how long?

And when you could try for Russ or Watson, why would you start with Rodgers? Watson carried horrendous Houston teams to 10 wins and playoff berths and he’s in his 20s. Wilson has made up for horrid offensive line play for years now, and he’s 33.

Rodgers gives you 1-2 years and then we’re right back here. Wilson has won just as many SBs. You’re out of your mind if you think a 39 year old is the player to target with a massive trade offer.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Be specific? We were in the KC game into the fourth quarter and it got away at the end when our D was gassed. We were beating SD in the fourth quarter. Saints game was close with 7 minutes left. Both Philly games were close. First Dallas game we rallied - wasn’t junk scores. Denver came down to the end.

Not sure where my memory is faded?

Other than Buffalo and Dallas -2 there were no other terrible losses Mooby.

I'll concede, maybe it's my memory that's faded because I truly believe the first half of the year our defense was straight ass and we won in spite of them. I definitely remember the lack of pressure our "stud" defensive line was getting though. I remember our coverages getting burnt weekly too. A-Rod ain't gonna fix that.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by mooby

I'll concede, maybe it's my memory that's faded because I truly believe the first half of the year our defense was straight ass and we won in spite of them. I definitely remember the lack of pressure our "stud" defensive line was getting though. I remember our coverages getting burnt weekly too. A-Rod ain't gonna fix that.

Our defense was straight ass, but somehow we either lost close or were in it late before it got away. AR wouldn’t fix the defense (though he would have kept them off the field ) but he certainly could have scored more points than TH did - changing many of those outcomes. How many times did we settle for 3? I remember countless 3’s that could have been 7’s with better quarterback play. It’s all just hyperbole anyway cus he wasn’t here then and he aint coming here now. Unfortunately.