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post 1654836863 01-23-2022, 08:41 AM
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It's great seeing Josedawg's cognitive dissonance on public display for everyone, and it's even better when he wants evidence to prove his point wrong when he never gives evidence to prove others' points wrong. Glorious.
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As a 49er fan who watched the game, the defense (game ball) with Bosa and Warner were on fire!
Rogers is 0-4 against the 49ers in playoff games.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Uhh yes that's exactly what the QB's job is to do.. Are you fukn stupid. The entire job of the QB in those instances are to not turn the ball over, and to flip field position in order to potentially get in field goal range.

Jesus Christ I'm talking to legit elementary level football watchers here. Do you guys get any sort of strategy behind football? Have any of you actually played the game besides on Madden?
Hey Einstein, it’s only a “defensive slugfest” if the QB’s aren’t making plays. That’s like saying Jimmy did enough to win. Sure, technically he did. But he wasn’t good at all. As a 49ers fan I have no problem admitting Jimmy was bad. But, hey, I guess that’s exactly what QB’s do according to you.

You think that’s what Aaron and the offense talked about all week? “Let’s try to get 10 points on the board and have our defense take care of the rest.”
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Originally Posted By Lunatic
It's great seeing Josedawg's cognitive dissonance on public display for everyone, and it's even better when he wants evidence to prove his point wrong when he never gives evidence to prove others' points wrong. Glorious.
Source? Link? At what minute and second of the game can you refer to for the above statement?
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Originally Posted By HoganIsGOAT
Aaron Fraudgers aka Regular Season Rodgers strikes again.

Now, we wait for the excuses from his fans.
Didn’t read the whole thread but Rodgers wasn’t terrible. 20-29 for decent yards. His run game did nothing and set up third and long, and his backup o lineman got beat consistently for 5 sacks.

It’s not like he was overthrowing receivers and making terrible choices on the field. He didn’t give away the ball with ints.

It’s not like he put up 3 ints like Brady last year in the nfc championship game, or laid an egg like Brady is currently against the rams.

The difference in the game was the missed fg and the blocked punt.
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Didn’t read the whole thread but Rodgers wasn’t terrible. 20-29 for decent yards. His run game did nothing and set up third and long, and his backup o lineman got beat consistently for 5 sacks.

It’s not like he was overthrowing receivers and making terrible choices on the field. He didn’t give away the ball with ints.

It’s not like he put up 3 ints like Brady last year in the nfc championship game, or laid an egg like Brady is currently against the rams.

The difference in the game was the missed fg and the blocked punt.
The niners dropped some interceptions, and 75 of Erin’s yards came on one broken play

Don’t try to hype it up
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Originally Posted By Blasting
Hey Einstein, it’s only a “defensive slugfest” if the QB’s aren’t making plays. That’s like saying Jimmy did enough to win. Sure, technically he did. But he wasn’t good at all. As a 49ers fan I have no problem admitting Jimmy was bad. But, hey, I guess that’s exactly what QB’s do according to you.

You think that’s what Aaron and the offense talked about all week? “Let’s try to get 10 points on the board and have our defense take care of the rest.”
But Jimmy was bad because he missed open receivers, almost threw a few ints, barely did anything to evade defenders and extend plays, etc.

Those aren’t fair criticisms of Rodgers from the game. He was very accurate aside from a forced throw to Adams, and escaped defenders multiple times to extend plays.

What specific plays did he choke on?
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
But Jimmy was bad because he missed open receivers, almost threw a few ints, barely did anything to evade defenders and extend plays, etc.

Those aren’t fair criticisms of Rodgers from the game. He was very accurate aside from a forced throw to Adams, and escaped defenders multiple times to extend plays.

What specific plays did he choke on?
Lmao

Ok jaydawg
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
The niners dropped some interceptions, and 75 of Erin’s yards came on one broken play

Don’t try to hype it up
He threw a pass to Cobb that was a 50/50 ball, but that was more so Cobb getting zero separation. What other pass was a possible int?
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
He threw a pass to Cobb that was a 50/50 ball, but that was more so Cobb getting zero separation. What other pass was a possible int?
No need to go through the game

Erin was trying to change the narrative of his legacy as a guy who comes up short, and he fell flat on his face. Your feelings don’t change that
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The game was basically a great first drive, a great second drive where Lewis fumbled, and then a bunch of drives where they try to run, get to third and 8, and then Rodgers runs for his life as nobody is open and pressure arrives instantly.

To say Rodgers played poorly would imply he was horribly in accurate, threw ints, didn’t protect the ball, made bad decisions, etc. you can’t really say that about the game.

He was accurate when asked to throw. He missed an open Lazard toward the end. He had a few drops and the fumble by Lewis was a game changer.

Similar to the Seattle game years ago, special teams decided the game.
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
No need to go through the game

Erin was trying to change the narrative of his legacy as a guy who comes up short, and he fell flat on his face. Your feelings don’t change that
Rodgers needs to play special teams, apparently…
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Rodgers needs to play special teams, apparently…
He needed to score more than 10 points when his defense kept him in the game until the very last drive
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
He needed to score more than 10 points when his defense kept him in the game until the very last drive
He put his team in position to score more than the opposing. Listen i know you have drool sliding down your mouth right now, so wipe if off and try REALLY hard and rub those 2 brain cells together and read.. The Packers special teams gave up 13 points. Let me repeat that again because I know you have a hard time reading

The Packers special teams gave up 13 points
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
He put his team in position to score more than the opposing. Listen i know you have drool sliding down your mouth right now, so wipe if off and try REALLY hard and rub those 2 brain cells together and read.. The Packers special teams gave up 13 points. Let me repeat that again because I know you have a hard time reading

The Packers special teams gave up 13 points
And Erin couldn’t manage more than 10

LMFAO all time choke
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
And Erin couldn’t manage more than 10

LMFAO all time choke
You're drooling there Vhacuck
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
And Erin couldn’t manage more than 10

LMFAO all time choke
Given the circumstances (minimal run game, o line dominated, running for life on all pass plays, no receivers besides Adams open, dropped balls and a killer fumble…) what more could Rodgers do?

Blanket statements that ignore all factors are useless. It’s why Brady gets praised as the goat for chucking 3 ints in playoffs games because his d bails him out.

Rodgers wasn’t the problem yesterday.
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Given the circumstances (minimal run game, o line dominated, running for life on all pass plays, no receivers besides Adams open, dropped balls and a killer fumble…) what more could Rodgers do?

Blanket statements that ignore all factors are useless. It’s why Brady gets praised as the goat for chucking 3 ints in playoffs games because his d bails him out.

Rodgers wasn’t the problem yesterday.
There was a unit that "gave up" 13 points yesterday.. Rodgers wasn't on the field for any of those plays.
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Is Matt Stanford suddenly a good qb because he has an elite defense and competent offense?

Why didn’t he win playoff games before being on the rams?

Wind and losses are all on the qb, after all…
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Given the circumstances (minimal run game, o line dominated, running for life on all pass plays, no receivers besides Adams open, dropped balls and a killer fumble…) what more could Rodgers do?

Blanket statements that ignore all factors are useless. It’s why Brady gets praised as the goat for chucking 3 ints in playoffs games because his d bails him out.

Rodgers wasn’t the problem yesterday.
Good to know 10 points is considered good enough for Erin fans lmao
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Expectations for Aaron Rodgers now: just manage the game and don't lose, then you did your job!!

while ignoring that he did nothing to contribute to winning the whole second half other than ....not turning the ball over and managing the game?

this is your expectations for your MVP?
Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Given the circumstances (minimal run game, o line dominated, running for life on all pass plays, no receivers besides Adams open, dropped balls and a killer fumble…) what more could Rodgers do?

Blanket statements that ignore all factors are useless. It’s why Brady gets praised as the goat for chucking 3 ints in playoffs games because his d bails him out.

Rodgers wasn’t the problem yesterday.
story of his whole career:

brb some coaching problem, brb no running game, brb no wrs, brb injuries, brb oline got **** on, brb special teams lost him the game that he couldn't win despite only needing 14pts to win.
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Is Matt Stanford suddenly a good qb because he has an elite defense and competent offense?

Why didn’t he win playoff games before being on the rams?

Wind and losses are all on the qb, after all…
Exactly what Brady nuthuggers think. They act like it's not a team sport, the ****ing idiots.
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Is Matt Stanford suddenly a good qb because he has an elite defense and competent offense?

Why didn’t he win playoff games before being on the rams?

Wind and losses are all on the qb, after all…
Everyone knew Stafford was a good QB on a bad team, what are you talking about? The team is in win now mode and dumped their bum QB who couldn't get it done for an upgrade and it paid off (so far)

Bucs did the same thing and won it all with the GOAT while Patriots fell into mediocrity

This example works against your point
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Originally Posted By rampagefc77
Is Matt Stanford suddenly a good qb because he has an elite defense and competent offense?

Why didn’t he win playoff games before being on the rams?

Wind and losses are all on the qb, after all…
Matt stafford has always been a decent QB

Here’s a fun fact I just learned recently. Since 1956 the lions have 1 post season win

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QBs may get more credit and blame than they deserve, but this is organizational terribleness no other team can relate to
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Originally Posted By 128
Everyone knew Stafford was a good QB on a bad team, what are you talking about? The team is in win now mode and dumped their bum QB who couldn't get it done for an upgrade and it paid off (so far)

Bucs did the same thing and won it all with the GOAT while Patriots fell into mediocrity

This example works against your point
Oh, man. It's nice seeing what I said last year finally being agreed to by the same people that mocked me for saying it. God damn, are all you nuthuggers hypocrites?
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Originally Posted By Lunatic
Oh, man. It's nice seeing what I said last year finally being agreed to by the same people that mocked me for saying it. God damn, are all you nuthuggers hypocrites?
I think you should stop approaching every post with a the mindset of a bitter Saints fan that saw him retired by Brady’s Bucs
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
I think you should stop approaching every post with a the mindset of a bitter Saints fan that saw him retired by Brady’s Bucs
Poor attempt at trolling.

I just enjoy being proven right is all.
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HAHAHAHAHAHA

Imagine making this thread and then the next day Brady chokes massively to this guy



LMAO
and that’s the bottom line
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[QUOTE=Lunatic post_id=1654868583]Poor attempt at trolling.

I just enjoy being proven right is all.[/QUOTE]I’m not trolling. You think you’re the only one that recognizes this stuff.

[QUOTE=beer n brats post_id=1654869353]HAHAHAHAHAHA

Imagine making this thread and then the next day Brady chokes massively to this guy

[img]https://i.imgur.com/P4rAOUC.png[/]

LMAO[/QUOTE]Sorry brah but they aren’t the same kind of loss
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Originally Posted By Vhagar
I’m not trolling. You think you’re the only one that recognizes this stuff.



Sorry brah but they aren’t the same kind of loss
Of course I'm not. I'm just the only one that's so open about it that isn't a ****ing retard, like Jose, Az, etc.
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