LinvilleGorge

Hopefully focusing on the HC search. But according to a good chunk of our fanbase, prioritizing the future of the organization over cheering to win a meaningless late season game would mean that David Tepper isn't a "real fan" of the team he owns.

I honestly think he was a 3rd round type prospect before the injury. Afterward, I think he's probably a 4th or 5th rounder. Hate it for the kid. Seems like a great guy. I just don't think he's a great NFL QB prospect and now he's coming off a serious knee injury that will likely see him on IR for his rookie season.

Seeing how Wilson and Watson looked for their new teams after being the centerpieces of huge trades and owners of shiny new massive contracts, I think I'm all the way out on trading for Lamar. If a team is willing to part with a franchise QB it has to be seen as a massive red flag. Granted, Watson's red flags were whipping in the wind for all to see.

Wow. If he isn't even willing to interview with them that's as big as red flags get. What a fuging trainwreck of an organization.

Typical Rivera offense. Run 1st down, run 2nd down, throw on 3rd and long then if you do somehow build a decent lead go ahead and run on 3rd and long too. Howell bailed them out on several third downs. A couple running, another on a though cross body throw while scrambling. Should've connected on another deep bomb but the receiver let up for some reason, ball was a dime. Another 3rd down McLaurin dropped a perfectly thrown ball at the sticks where he had room to run to boot. Made some good decisions with a couple of throwaways and sliding when scrambling. Only really bad play was a pick in the endzone. Ron addressed that and basically said Howell tried to finesse it instead of sling the thing like he knows he can do. It was a low percentage shot that should've been to the corner where either his guy got it or no one got it. He looked damn good from a traits perspective. The arm talent looked damn good on an NFL field vs. starters. The wheels looked good. The Commanders have something to work with. Wish we did

Sometimes just one draft slot REALLY matters though.

It's just PFF-esque brain rot IMO. I just watch football. I don't really care about whatever arbitrary rating someone or some system comes up with. My eyes told me Rodgers didn't look good tonight and he threw a god awful late INT that cost his team the game.

That would be an indictment of the QBR algorithm

He has the best physical tools at QB in the draft. It comes down to the interviews and background checks for me. If you think the kid is coachable and has the right mindset, draft him. Yeah, he's boom or bust. But I'd much rather take a chance on a talent like him than draft a Mac Jones or Kenny Pickett.

I certainly wouldn't be opposed.

Agreed. But that would've meant the extra gut punch of costing ourselves two spots of draft position today instead of one.

You know who played better than Aaron Rodgers today?

Rodgers holding onto the jersey? Hmmm... He's acting like a guy who just played his last game as a Packer if not his last game period.

And the Lions just ended the Packers season with that 4th down conversion.

I like Campbell. Yeah, he says some goofy poo but I could see how his players would love the guy. Gonna really suck for them if they barely miss the playoffs and then lose their OC to a HC gig just as it looks like they might have something to work with.

Holy poo. The Lions went fully early 2000s Boise State with that play call. Being already eliminated and just playing spoiler to the Packers has them not giving a fug out there. Just doing some wild poo.

Possibly his last play as a Packer. Hell, I'm not entirely sure he doesn't retire.

Holy fuging circus catch.

I wouldn't say royalty, but the Texans are certainly a total trainwreck. Hilarious that in true total trainwreck fashion they cost themselves the #1 overall pick today.

Rodgers throws a really bad, possibly season crushing INT. Beatiful.

Yeah, getting tossed from two games in one season for getting physical with non-players is just all kinds of unacceptable. You could see in the tunnel he was pissed at himself and emotional. He knows he fuged up bad. Considering that athletic trainers less than a week ago literally saved a player's life on the field this is particularly awful timing to shove a trainer not that there's ever a good time. I anticipate a significant punishment. Likely suspension and a hefty fine. The Packers might want to get him some counseling to keep his emotions under control.

Well, fug the Packers. Player disqualified for pushing an athletic trainer of the Lions. Evidently it's his second ejection this season for shoving a non-player. He should be facing a suspension. A second Packer appeared to body up on the trainer after he was initially shoved.

That was so weird. It's like they threw a flag on him on principle for being a dumbass and then just decided to call it a personal foul on the fly.

Fumble! That's Lions ball. It's gonna be hilarious if Rodgers and the Pack get knocked out of the playoffs by the Lions playing for nothing other than fig our division rivals energy.