NFL Playoffs 2022

[bukie]

Please refer to him by his proper name, Throw Rogan.

 

Rush Lambeau

BreitBart Starr

Brett FAvRe Right

 

[Tim]

I think this is my favorite thread ever.

[Old Style]

 

This whole thread is gold.

[WrigleyField 22]

I'm getting kind of greedy, but I almost want Rodgers to run it back another year because the last last dance would not go as well as the first try and it would bury their cap hole even further.

 

If they let Adams walk and trade Rodgers a lot of their cap decisions are easy and it's a one year cap clearing job where they are well positioned to tank. They would have a bounty of picks including a probable top 3 pick in 2023, comp picks, and whatever else they get in a Rodgers trade. And they'd have tons of cap room.

 

Plus if they run it back for 2022 maybe the Bears can be the ones to put the final nail in the Rodgers-Packers dynasty coffin.

[Brian707]

30 years of Favre/Rodgers and only 2 SB rings.

[gflore34]

I'm getting kind of greedy, but I almost want Rodgers to run it back another year because the last last dance would not go as well as the first try and it would bury their cap hole even further.

 

If they let Adams walk and trade Rodgers a lot of their cap decisions are easy and it's a one year cap clearing job where they are well positioned to tank. They would have a bounty of picks including a probable top 3 pick in 2023, comp picks, and whatever else they get in a Rodgers trade. And they'd have tons of cap room.

 

Plus if they run it back for 2022 maybe the Bears can be the ones to put the final nail in the Rodgers-Packers dynasty coffin.

 

Most definitely, I'd like them to run it back hell, I wanted them to be coming off a SB with Rodgers when the Bears start beating them. Although, the prospect of seeing if LaFleur and Co. are truly brilliant at coaching and seeing if Aaron Jones, Corey Dillon, that no name TE, etc. look like Pro Bowlers with Jordan Love as their QB is appealing. I strongly suspect Green Bay will do whatever it takes to retain Rodgers, they know their chances of being good are all tied to him.

[PackLandVA]

30 years of Favre/Rodgers and only 2 SB rings.

 

This. 100%!

 

This is the thing that gets most Packers fans. To have 30 consecutive seasons of HoF QB play and only 2 championships in 3 tries is baffling. And last night wasn’t the first time STs has ended their playoffs. Also mind boggling how the organization has not really addressed this unit as a whole for most of the last 20 years.

 

 

That said, the Twitter-roasting is hilarious. I think my favorite was the OAN and 1.

 

Edit - missed it the first time, but love the “stop….. he hates being needled “. =D>

[gflore34]

30 years of Favre/Rodgers and only 2 SB rings.

 

This. 100%!

 

This is the thing that gets most Packers fans. To have 30 consecutive seasons of HoF QB play and only 2 championships in 3 tries is baffling. And last night wasn’t the first time STs has ended their playoffs. Also mind boggling how the organization has not really addressed this unit as a whole for most of the last 20 years.

 

 

That said, the Twitter-roasting is hilarious. I think my favorite was the OAN and 1.

 

I honestly thought they were the best team going into the playoffs, clearly the favorites to win the Super Bowl. A few weeks ago maybe, it was during the last Bears Packers' game someone mentioned special teams and I thought will that be the Packers playoff Achilles heel this time around? I thought, no, unfortunately, their pretty good, they should be OK. It's got to be even more frustrating because Garoppolo is Trubisky level terrible, he's an awful QB and Packers managed to lose to him twice.

Edited January 23, 2022 by gflore34

[NOLA]

[UK]

I'm getting kind of greedy, but I almost want Rodgers to run it back another year because the last last dance would not go as well as the first try and it would bury their cap hole even further.

 

If they let Adams walk and trade Rodgers a lot of their cap decisions are easy and it's a one year cap clearing job where they are well positioned to tank. They would have a bounty of picks including a probable top 3 pick in 2023, comp picks, and whatever else they get in a Rodgers trade. And they'd have tons of cap room.

 

Plus if they run it back for 2022 maybe the Bears can be the ones to put the final nail in the Rodgers-Packers dynasty coffin.

 

 

Minus the Bears knocking them out of the playoffs, yesterday won't get any better.

 

Get him out of here, ASAP. He's the MVP two years in a row.

 

I'll take my chances with Love and their financial situation.

[UK]

I'm hoping the Rams win 45-42.

[minnesotacubsfan]

I'm getting kind of greedy, but I almost want Rodgers to run it back another year because the last last dance would not go as well as the first try and it would bury their cap hole even further.

 

If they let Adams walk and trade Rodgers a lot of their cap decisions are easy and it's a one year cap clearing job where they are well positioned to tank. They would have a bounty of picks including a probable top 3 pick in 2023, comp picks, and whatever else they get in a Rodgers trade. And they'd have tons of cap room.

 

Plus if they run it back for 2022 maybe the Bears can be the ones to put the final nail in the Rodgers-Packers dynasty coffin.

 

 

Minus the Bears knocking them out of the playoffs, yesterday won't get any better.

 

Get him out of here, ASAP. He's the MVP two years in a row.

 

I'll take my chances with Love and their financial situation.

I could see Rodgers restructuring his contract, but $50 mil is a lot to find

[Wilson A2000]

[WrigleyField 22]

I'm getting kind of greedy, but I almost want Rodgers to run it back another year because the last last dance would not go as well as the first try and it would bury their cap hole even further.

 

If they let Adams walk and trade Rodgers a lot of their cap decisions are easy and it's a one year cap clearing job where they are well positioned to tank. They would have a bounty of picks including a probable top 3 pick in 2023, comp picks, and whatever else they get in a Rodgers trade. And they'd have tons of cap room.

 

Plus if they run it back for 2022 maybe the Bears can be the ones to put the final nail in the Rodgers-Packers dynasty coffin.

 

 

Minus the Bears knocking them out of the playoffs, yesterday won't get any better.

 

Get him out of here, ASAP. He's the MVP two years in a row.

 

I'll take my chances with Love and their financial situation.

I could see Rodgers restructuring his contract, but $50 mil is a lot to find

It would be pretty shocking if Rodgers would restructure. It only happens as a package deal of Rodgers and Adams both agreeing to new deals simultaneously IMO.

[WrigleyField 22]

At the same time I can't put it past Rodgers to facilitate a restructure that leads to him being traded to his preferred destination and then horsefeathering over Adams where the Pack tag him for 2022.

 

And I'd actually kind of feel bad for Adams in that scenario.

[Tim]

Brady looks awful today.

[PackLandVA]

Brady looks awful today.

 

It’s early, give it time.

[PackLandVA]

Aaron Rodgers and the Packers can still make it to the Super Bowl if Mike Pence has enough courage.

— Daily Trix (@DailyTrix) January 23, 2022

 

 

 

I don’t know how to post a “tweet”, so feel free to do it for me. But this one is also genius! :rotfl:

[Bertz]

 

This whole thread is gold.

 

Of the ones deeper in the thread Vinny Testapositive and Marjorie Taylor Green Bay stand out IMO

[NOLA]

Brady looks awful today.

 

It’s early, give it time.

Brady looking like ass, and then getting flagged for whining over getting bumped by Von Miller is the good stuff. A perfect playoff weekend thus far.

[We Got The Whole 9]

And then Cam Akers happened

[PackLandVA]

Brady looks awful today.

 

It’s early, give it time.

 

 

Who’d a thunk?

[soccer10k]

Stupid Rams. Four fumbles and a missed FG. Solid work.

 

Edit: maybe a bit premature.

Edited January 23, 2022 by soccer10k

[CubinNY]

As a football observer more than a fan all I can say is Brady is an amazing player. He’s never had the strongest arm or been the most accurate passer, but he always finds a way to put his teams in a position to win.

[JudasIscariotTheBird]

Well that was something.