Rodgers didn't really do anything bad today. He didn't have any turnovers or anything. It was really cold conditions so it likely was going to be low scoring regardless, and a fumble and special teams cost the Packers. Rodgers is way down the list of reasons the Packers lost this game.

Got us 2 DE and one DT with our first two picks.  2 Big receivers, 2nd CB, versatile lineman and downhill RB.  Will have to spend on Safety in FA

3 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

No , I enjoy it while I can , you will never see another QB accomplish half of what he has done 

It's time to pass the baton to the younger generation.  Although, for the NFC, Stafford and Jimmy aren't really ones to pass the baton to. But, I would rather see Allen or Burrow get their first.

Love the reporter asking Deebo Samuel after the game: " Deebo what's the ultimate goal for this team?"

Gee, I'm not sure.....f'n reporters and their stupid questions. 

8 minutes ago, Green_Guinness said:

Bills Mafia v Rams then?

And have to cheer for BUF in that game.  F LA and the NFL forcing a franchise in that town down everyone's throats.

If the Bills are in and the Eagles aren’t they always have my rooting interest. I hate the Cowboys and the Giants and during my formative years I had to watch the Bills lose to them in the SB all too much. Fing Scott Norwood. 

Just now, eagle45 said:

First off, Peyton shoulders that reputation himself.  Secondly, he had to contend with the Patriots dynasty, specifically in the years where their secondary roughed up the targets in his precision passing offense so egregiously it directly led to the NFL’s current enforcement of the no-contact rules.  If secondaries were allowed to do that to an offense today, Mahomes, Allen, and Rodgers would all be putting up about 6-10 points per cold weather playoff game.

Peyton has a winning PO record vs Brady actually.

3 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

You need to stop posting when you’re triggered 

I just said I took no offense.  Even Jalen Hurts pulls the trigger faster than I do.  If my posts upset you, I’m sure the Bucs have a fantastic Reddit page.

Rodgers isn’t proven 

8 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

They might.  But PHI/LAR/SF reads a lot more like a moderate stretch of the regular season than a playoff run.

NFC is undoubtedly the weaker conference, and is about to get weaker in the years to come.

2 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Its a fair discussion point... he was blocked by the Cheatriots and Brady.  Who is Rodgers losing to?   Brady once... Garappolo twice now?  And has lost at home more than Manning.

Both will go down as great regular season QBs and stats accumulators, but the playoffs aren't friendly to them.

Peyton has a winning PO record vs Brady though weirdly.

Just now, Wentz_Era said:

Peyton has a winning PO record vs Brady actually.

Really? 

Just now, Iggles_Phan said:

Really? 

2-1 IIRC, other people knocked out Manning before he could play Brady more times than not.

1 minute ago, Sack that QB said:

Rodgers didn't really do anything bad today. He didn't have any turnovers or anything. It was really cold conditions so it likely was going to be low scoring regardless, and a fumble and special teams cost the Packers. Rodgers is way down the list of reasons the Packers lost this game.

He didn't do much to help them win it either.

Just now, Wentz_Era said:

2-1 IIRC, other people knocked out Manning before he could play Brady more times than not.

Without looking it up, I figured they played each other more than 3 times.

But yes…Manning lost games to the Saints and Ravens that he should not have.  Both of those would have been SB’s if he kept up his level of regular season play.  

Just now, Wentz_Era said:

2-1 IIRC, other people knocked out Manning before he could play Brady more times than not.

That doesnt add up to me, but I might be remembering regular sesson games.  Only 3 playoff matchups doesnt seem to make sense to me.  But its late and was a while ago.  Eagles history I remember pretty reliably, the rest of the league much more vaguely.

Just now, EagleJoe8 said:

He didn't do much to help them win it either.

What really specifically could he have done that he didn't? It wasn't like he was missing open guys or sailing passes over peoples heads. I think he did about as well as he could given the circumstances.

@Iggles_Phan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady–Peyton_Manning_rivalry

Didn’t know this 

 

Aaron Rodgers is now 0-4 vs. the 49ers in the postseason.

 

4 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Rodgers didn't really do anything bad today. He didn't have any turnovers or anything. It was really cold conditions so it likely was going to be low scoring regardless, and a fumble and special teams cost the Packers. Rodgers is way down the list of reasons the Packers lost this game.

He's easy to hate on because of the recent off field stuff

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

That doesnt add up to me, but I might be remembering regular sesson games.  Only 3 playoff matchups doesnt seem to make sense to me.  But its late and was a while ago.  Eagles history I remember pretty reliably, the rest of the league much more vaguely.

3-2 actually...I forgot the Denver era, it's late lol forgive me.

1 minute ago, Wentz_Era said:

@Iggles_Phan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Brady–Peyton_Manning_rivalry

Wow... only 12 total.  Thought it was more than that.

3 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I just said I took no offense.  Even Jalen Hurts pulls the trigger faster than I do.  If my posts upset you, I’m sure the Bucs have a fantastic Reddit page.

The fan-run EMB.  It's a privilege, not a right. 

#NoTrolling

 

 

1 minute ago, Wentz_Era said:

3-2 actually...I forgot the Denver era, it's late lol forgive me.

All good.

2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Without looking it up, I figured they played each other more than 3 times.

But yes…Manning lost games to the Saints and Ravens that he should not have.  Both of those would have been SB’s if he kept up his level of regular season play.  

Ya it was 5 times, it's late...and beer!