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I wonder how Cutler's contract will affect Cam's

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Evengelion Newbie

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I just lurked around the Bears forum and found most fans supporting Cutler. Even though he has done NOTHING for their franchise.

Take this from me, there are a lot of players' fan. Some for racial reason and some are just casual fans. It looks like we have a lot of players' fan in Carolina. Some of them come here just to announce to us that they support Brees, Brady, Luck, Rodgers, Gabbert, Sanchez, Henne, Quinn,...Shall I keep going? The QB position is very sacred to some. It's not just another position on the field to some. It has to meet certain criteria. Fans can objectively debate between AJ Green and Calvin Johnson with no stress but debating Ryan Leaf and Aquili Smith evoke so many emotions. The NFL and their fans have ways to go. By the way, who do you think is the better QB, Bridgewater or Winston? lol

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Well, I wouldn't exactly argue that Rodgers is better than Cam either. Passing wise Rodgers is definitely better but as an all around player Cam got that hands down. In a team where it's not guaranteed that your receivers will catch your passes for you like the panthers Cam is definitely a better player. But if you have a team where you can go 5 WR set and all can catch balls for you, Rodgers is certainly better. QBs are as good as their WRs. Cam is not. Cam can control the clock and eat you up 5 yards at a time with his legs when WRs are in their dropsy mode and he's done that a lot this year. Cam is just a monster. Rodgers is very successful with the WC throwing the ball every down and his stats reflect it. Don't get it twisted people.

 

Rodgers is a specialized player and and Cam is the jack of all trades. Some coaches prefer the jack of all trades more than the specialist. Fact, if you have good skill players and the QB throws the ball a lot, that QB will accumulate gaudy stats. Brees, roaders, etc.

I was talking about Rogers first few years in the NFL Riding the pine behind Brett Farve. 

 

Yeah, Cam was better his first three years, we can say; cause Rogers didn't play! Lol

 

Rogers was learning to be a QB those years behind Farve, as Cam is learning now on the job. 

 

As far as today: Rogers is arguably the best. And is where Cam aspires to be (along with some good weapons and playing in a QB friendly system, such as Rogers, and unlike Cam now). 

 

 

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