Once last year is still more times than Rodgers, whom you've singled out.He did it once last year and thats it. Farve and Rodgers still have the mantle for QB's that waffle on retiring or not.
Singled out? I included Farve, so that's not quite SINGLE'D. While yes Rodgers hasn't ever put out a statement, he's a known drama queen in that he never lets his plans known if he will or MIGHT retire.Once last year is still more times than Rodgers, whom you've singled out.
He SHOULD retire.Singled out? I included Farve, so that's not quite SINGLE'D. While yes Rodgers hasn't ever put out a statement, he's a known drama queen in that he never lets his plans known if he will or MIGHT retire.
Er, do you know what the phrase singled out means? You singled out both Favre and Rodgers.Singled out? I included Farve, so that's not quite SINGLE'D. While yes Rodgers hasn't ever put out a statement, he's a known drama queen in that he never lets his plans known if he will or MIGHT retire.
He SHOULD retire.
No please explain it and be specific.Er, do you know what the phrase singled out means? You singled out both Favre and Rodgers.
No please explain it and be specific.
Right I "singled" out Rodgers because he's always talking about retiring. By the same token I "singled" him out about as much to how close as he's come to officially retiring.Definition of SINGLE OUT
to treat or to speak about (someone or something in a group) in a way that is different from the way one treats or speaks about others —often used as (be) singled out… See the full definitionwww.merriam-webster.com
So, to recap, you defended Brady by singling out Rodgers, despite doing something Rodgers has literally never done.
I thought the Jets were looking at Carr.I "liked" this post but thinking it over further I actually believe that Rodgers has 1 or maybe 2 more potential playoff runs in him IF he has sufficient protection to keep those old bones intact. (plus a strong running-game)
From what I heard on WFAN (NYC Sports talk radio) this morning Gang-Green (NYJ's) is going all-out to sign him... which despite what I wrote above I think is a huge mistake despite Mike White having off season surgery.
Maybe he'll do a year in the booth, evaluate...and come back to the next team one QB away.
I thought the Jets were looking at Carr.
Literally none of this contradicts anything I said. Brady retired and unretired; Rodgers did not. Those are the facts. You can't seem to accept it. Perhaps your saying I love Aaron Rodgers is really a projection of your love for Brady. It's OK to admit. Lots of people love Brady.Right I "singled" out Rodgers because he's always talking about retiring. By the same token I "singled" him out about as much to how close as he's come to officially retiring.
Also talk about, tell me you love Aaron Rodgers without saying you love Aaron Rodgers.
The spirit was Rodgers and Farve before him by dancing around the subject and screwing over their team in the process over many years was much greater drama than the one time Brady did it.
Don't worry I don't. But as far as drama goes Rodgers takes the cake. And in a group of 3 QB's, naming 2 out of the 3 isn't what I'd qualify as "singling out". But continue to post webster links.Literally none of this contradicts anything I said. Brady retired and unretired; Rodgers did not. Those are the facts. You can't seem to accept it. Perhaps your saying I love Aaron Rodgers is really a projection of your love for Brady. It's OK to admit. Lots of people love Brady.
Lol, you tried to call me out and you were wrong. And you were the one who literally asked for the definition.Don't worry I don't. But as far as drama goes Rodgers takes the cake. And in a group of 3 QB's, naming 2 out of the 3 isn't what I'd qualify as "singling out". But continue to post webster links.
NFL blew it when their expedited replay didn't overturn Smith's pass reception that led to the first Eagles TD:
Shanahan explains why 49ers didn't challenge Smith's catch
Kyle Shanahan explained why the 4ers didn’t challenge DeVonta Smith’s fourth-down catch in Sunday’s NFC Championship Game.www.nbcsports.com
They make a great case. They had all the angles. The TV viewers did not, the big screen at the stadium did not. But the guys doing expedited replay have all the angles (including the one that showed the pass was clearly incomplete) and it wasn't on Shanahan to throw the red flag. He should not have had to. It was obvious that it was an incomplete pass using the new systems. They blew it.
I'm not saying he shouldn't be charged but the timing is interesting.
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The linked treatment made the case that expedited replay should have instigated the call change, that Shanahan should not have had to throw the red flag. Also, that it changed the course of the game. Did you watch the embedded video?If refs were perfect, there wouldn't be the red flags to throw.
Ultimately, he didn't throw it, even on a highly impactful play, but the receiver Smith is high IQ, and got the team to hurry up the next play. Shanny also missed this, or valued his TOs more, and didn't make the call.
That's on him, and that's been his long time pattern in game management. He blew it
Besides, it wouldn't have changed the outcome, and it's not like the Eagles didn't also suffer non-calls. The ball hitting the wire, the QB fumble that should have been returned for big man TD, but was blown incomplete (and Sirianni did his job throwing the flag.)
Shanny's big whiff tho was not scheming for a eagle's historic pass rush, lead by Reddick. He left his rook to get blown up the league LEADER in forced fumbles and #2 in sacks. Then he got his Broncos practice squad backup QB to get blown up too. Two QBs in the hospital. WTF man.
9ers got utterly destroyed, and Reid better be much smarter with injured Mahomes or it will be yet another blow out by the Eagles.
If refs were perfect, there wouldn't be the red flags to throw.
I'd be a LOT more upset about that blown call if the niners didn't get completely dismantled.
Frankly even if he didn't get injured at the start of the game I think the Eagles still win by more than 7 points.... I fully expected Purdy to be running for his life in this game.
The linked treatment made the case that expedited replay should have instigated the call change, that Shanahan should not have had to throw the red flag. Also, that it changed the course of the game. Did you watch the embedded video?
that it changed the course of the game
I named 3 QB's and you said I singled out Rodgers. Explain how out of those three I singled him out. You can't, instead you bring up some stupid BUT THERE'S 100'S OF QB'S IN THE LEAGUE tangent. I didn't create some sub set of all QB's in the history of the game to have thought about retiring and then select only Rodgers. I named 3 and you took it as a slight.Lol, you tried to call me out and you were wrong. And you were the one who literally asked for the definition.
How many QBs are there? The NFL set a record with 69 different starters. Add in others who never started and we're probably nearing or topping 100. And that's just this season. How many QBs have ever started a game? Pro Football Reference lists over 1000 players who have played as QB. And, of course, that's just QBs. Naming 2 people out of 1000 is definitely singling out.
But continue to be salty about being wrong.
Possibly, but as I brought up before it seems like on the largest games the Niners lines disappear, on both sides of the ball. Sometimes that can be flipped (since they have the potential and have showed it before) after the half, but they looked bad up front on both sides, less so on the D as they kept it respectable for awhile, but like all great D's, they get tired and eventually break when your offense is going 3 and out all game.I'd be a LOT more upset about that blown call if the niners didn't get completely dismantled.
Frankly even if he didn't get injured at the start of the game I think the Eagles still win by more than 7 points.... I fully expected Purdy to be running for his life in this game.
Guess you didn't watch the video either. I'm talking about the 13:50 video, you have to scroll down to see it.What "changed the course of the game" was Purdy going down and THEN the 4th string QB doing the same not an undeserved Philly TD right in the beginning of the game.
When Purdy got hurt the Niners chances went into free-fall and when Johnson went down it was time to do something else till Chiefs/Bengals.
Further any NFL football team that gives up after going down by 7 points should be disbanded and replaced with kids from a Pop-Warner league!