SUPERBOWL XLV

[ELCABALLO45]

Well that settles that.

[bcl412]

Why do Packers fans care what Bears fans think about Aaron Rodgers?

[minnesotacubsfan]

you just want to be accepted?

[Keener98]

Well that settles that.

 

Can you make that sig any bigger? Im having trouble seeing it ...

[Magnetic Curses]

you just want to be accepted?

 

FRIEND?

[minnesotacubsfan]

lol

[CoolHandLuke]

I think the belt celebration is really trashy and douchey but, and maybe I'm totally wrong here, I think Rodgers knows that it is trashy and douchey and does it with goofiness in mind. If he is not self aware and does it totally sincerely then I hate it and wish he would stop.

 

GO PACKERS!

[Soul]

I think the belt celebration is really trashy and douchey but, and maybe I'm totally wrong here, I think Rodgers knows that it is trashy and douchey and does it with goofiness in mind. If he is not self aware and does it totally sincerely then I hate it and wish he would stop.

 

GO PACKERS!

 

Seems to me like he really thinks it's cool. I'm not sensing the goofiness.

[rocket]

if jay cutler did the wrestling belt celebration, you'd all think it's the cat's meow

[Soul]

He never would. And people hate him anyway.

[rawaction]

As a Bears fan, I must say, Aaron Rodgers is awesome. I like him a lot. The championship belt celebration is silly, but I don't mind it at all. Of course, I would have liked Bin Laden in comparison if he followed Favre as GBs QB.

[treebird]

if jay cutler did the wrestling belt celebration, you'd all think it's the cat's meow

 

i can confidently say i would be embarrassed if my favorite player did stuff like that.

[Soul]

As a Bears fan, I must say, Aaron Rodgers is awesome. I like him a lot. The championship belt celebration is silly, but I don't mind it at all. Of course, I would have liked Bin Laden in comparison if he followed Favre as GBs QB.

 

We have the 49ers and their boneheaded decision to pick Alex Smith over Aaron Rodgers to thank for this mess :)

 

 

I agree -- I do tend to like Rodgers, silly celebration and all.

[Magnetic Curses]

rodgers was looked at as a system qb coming out of college by some people.

[Soul]

Hindsight is 20/20, but it's amazing looking back that Rodgers would have received that tag, and Alex Smith would not have.

 

I mean Rodgers has the typical NFL pocket-passing physical build & tools.

 

I wonder how much of it was anti-Tedford bias based on QB failures like Boller, Smith.

 

Apparently Mike Nolan didn't like Rodgers' attitude too. That is quite a poor reason to pass on a franchise QB, if you really believe he's the best talent in the draft.

[Guest]

Smith was universally considered a better prospect. It wasn't just the 49ers. But Rodgers was a borderline top 10 pick who fell for whatever reason (was there a good reason and I just don't remember?) and he clearly shouldn't have.

[davell]

I don't remember there being a true reason why he dropped, but I do think I remember hearing that if he didn't go 1 overall, he could really tumble quite a ways before getting taken. It seems like he was prepared for it, if I remember correctly.

[shnsajax]

Smith was universally considered a better prospect. It wasn't just the 49ers. But Rodgers was a borderline top 10 pick who fell for whatever reason (was there a good reason and I just don't remember?) and he clearly shouldn't have.

 

Doesn't Smith have one of the highest Wonderlik scores ever too.

[Soul]

Smith was universally considered a better prospect. It wasn't just the 49ers. But Rodgers was a borderline top 10 pick who fell for whatever reason (was there a good reason and I just don't remember?) and he clearly shouldn't have.

 

Why would Smith have been considered a better prospect?

[Flames24Rulz]

Smith was universally considered a better prospect. It wasn't just the 49ers. But Rodgers was a borderline top 10 pick who fell for whatever reason (was there a good reason and I just don't remember?) and he clearly shouldn't have.

 

Why would Smith have been considered a better prospect?

 

Smith was considered a better prospect because of his athleticism. I remember that was a big reason why San Francisco drafted him.

 

Rodgers fell because there wasn't a lot of need for quarterbacks that season.

[Soul]

Smith was universally considered a better prospect. It wasn't just the 49ers. But Rodgers was a borderline top 10 pick who fell for whatever reason (was there a good reason and I just don't remember?) and he clearly shouldn't have.

 

Why would Smith have been considered a better prospect?

 

Smith was considered a better prospect because of his athleticism. I remember that was a big reason why San Francisco drafted him.

 

Rodgers fell because there wasn't a lot of need for quarterbacks that season.

 

I remember most knew he would fall because teams didn't perceive a need @ QB that year.

 

I think scouts really missed on the athleticism piece -- Rodgers is plenty athletic, as it turned out.

[TruffleShuffle]

if jay cutler did the wrestling belt celebration, you'd all think it's the cat's meow

 

i can confidently say i would be embarrassed if my favorite player did stuff like that.

 

same here. it's a professional wrestling reference, which should be embarrassing to any person over the age of 12 who doesn't consider themself white trash.

[Guest]

Has he come out and said why he's doing it? There probably isn't a good enough reason that I could support it, so I'll just say I'm glad it's Rodgers doing it and not Cutler. Cutler gets abused enough by opposing defenses. No need to inspire them to hit you even harder next time.

[bcl412]

Hindsight is 20/20, but it's amazing looking back that Rodgers would have received that tag, and Alex Smith would not have.

 

I mean Rodgers has the typical NFL pocket-passing physical build & tools.

 

I wonder how much of it was anti-Tedford bias based on QB failures like Boller, Smith.

 

Apparently Mike Nolan didn't like Rodgers' attitude too. That is quite a poor reason to pass on a franchise QB, if you really believe he's the best talent in the draft.

 

Didn't Smith play for Urban Meyer and his spread offense? It seems to me that he would be the prototypical system QB.

[JonJayCutler]

Smith's been alright these past two seasons, but before that he had to be approaching Ryan Leaf territory. Either way, he's still a bust.