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Putting this in the Universe... I would take Jordan Love over any QB in this draft..


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20 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

I just then Green Bay would have traded Rodgers if Love was showing any promise. Imagine the haul they would get to build around him. Instead they threw out stupid money to a 36 year old QB. It’s a bit of a red flag IMO. 

How tradable is Rodgers though? We all know he's a talent and 4 time MVP, but from all reports he's also a colossal asshole and that can ruin a locker room. I'm not saying there's not teams that wouldn't trade a boatload for him, including us. I just wonder how much his attitude would play into any trade talks. 

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1 minute ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

How tradable is Rodgers though? We all know he's a talent and 4 time MVP, but from all reports he's also a colossal asshole and that can ruin a locker room. I'm not saying there's not teams that wouldn't trade a boatload for him, including us. I just wonder how much his attitude would play into any trade talks. 

Are you serious? The reigning MVP QB would be VERY tradeable.

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25 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

Sam had 3 years worth of data ppl refused to see..

This kid had 2 games .. 

But ofcourse again some QBS get chance after chance.. Hell even Kyle Allen has more opportunities at this point ha ha!!

He might have only had 2 games but he also had 2 years in their system, at their practice and in their building.

GB spent a very high draft pick on him for one reason and one reason only, to replace Rodgers, the fact the are resigning Rodgers to the biggest contract ever tells you exactly what they think of Love, and they should know Love better than any team out there.

If they had any hope for Love they could have easily traded Rodgers for a haul, but they didn’t. 

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22 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

How tradable is Rodgers though? We all know he's a talent and 4 time MVP, but from all reports he's also a colossal asshole and that can ruin a locker room. I'm not saying there's not teams that wouldn't trade a boatload for him, including us. I just wonder how much his attitude would play into any trade talks. 

Denver would have given them what they gave for Russ easily IMO. I mean they hired their coach based on acquiring him. 

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26 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

And the Falcons had Zero confidence in Farve..

the falcons had zero confidence in themselves and were a train wreck when farve was there. it's on record that then head coach jerry glanville didn't like farve and had zero intentions of playing him. the story is, he even tried to embarrass farve in front of everyone by telling him he meant to "draft the guy from mississippi state", brett being from southern miss. 

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13 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Are you serious? The reigning MVP QB would be VERY tradeable.

A team would probably have to give up 1sts and 2nds for the next 3 years, 50m a year in salary, and players to get Rodgers because hes the reigning MVP. Kupp should have won it, but that's position politics.

Trading for Rodgers would be for a win now shot because the price tag would decimate the team. Either that or you trust your GM to nail rounds 3-7 and UDFA to be able to compete for the next 4 years. Rodgers also won't draw the FAs for less like Brady did. 

My point is how many teams are willing, able, and have the stock to trade that are in position to win now. And then you also have to hope his drama queen attitude doesn't come into play. It's a lot of factors and they all come into play to different extents. 

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1 hour ago, Proudiddy said:

He's terrible.  He's played actual games and been unimpressive and there have been numerous reports that teammates have said he sucks.

I would rather see if we can get Huntley from Baltimore, Re-sign Cam, and/or draft Willis.

So pay more for Huntley who isn't as nearly talented because he looked okay in a few games??

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