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Green Bay packers are screwing over Jordan Love potential in the NFL. They should have let him finish the season. They should have traded Rogers last year and get some picks. If Arron Rogers stay Id demand a trade if I was Jordan Love. He never got the opportunity to compete for the starting job. They are just wasting him on the bench,
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They should have traded Rodgers last offseason. That was the point to do it.
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I hope this one who sucks the penis eats shit
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They wouldn't be much better off than the Raiders pathetically seeking trade partners for Carr when he had no reason to agree to any sort of a trade and could simply tell them to release him instead. |
At this point...I hope he goes back to the Packers and they draft another RB or QB in the first round.
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What if the Patriots went after him?
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Bet you could get Rodgers for tree fiddy
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What about the Raiders? He could be reunited with Devante Adams.
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I'd take him because he's the NFL's golden boy and has the refs in his pocket.
I got banned from editing Wikipedia for changing the 2021 Packers Wikipedia page to say, "Due to blatant favoritism by the NFL officiating, the Packers went 13-4 and clinched the NFC's #1 seed" |
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They'll keep whoever is most ready to go between Lance and Purdy as a backup, and hope a change of scenery gives them two good years of Rodgers ghost |
The Packers aren't very smart so I doubt they are doing this but I would- Pretend you really want Rodgers back to try and drive up that demand. What's that? The Jets are offering a 1& 2 well shit see ya Aaron
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Isnt he a june 2nd cut candidate? Who would wait that long for a flakey QB ?
He is gonna run out of options at some point..this is better than Jeopardy, by golly |
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Sometimes, a new environment, being surrounded by new people, etc. is best for both parties, and I think for the Packers to grow as an organization and get better, they just need to separate themselves from Rodgers. Rodgers needs to be put out of his comfort zone with a new team, and maybe that would help him focus on football again, and give him the motivation to put in the work, instead of cruising along with all the same old routines in Green Bay Sent from my moto g stylus 5G using Tapatalk |
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My question with Rodgers is why the NY Jets!? ...plenty of better teams out there that would probably love to have him: SF, TEN, TB, MIA, and LV to name a few.
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It was a hard pass. |
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Sane for Costa Rica. |
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As evidenced by the amount of important games he's been victorious in or???? |
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He's the anti-Mahomes. I don't understand why any team or fan base would want him. Especially the Packers. Were I their GM I would be spending every waking moment trying to find some Paton-level imbecile/sucker to take him off my hands. Of course, I would have also unloaded his oddball ass and moved on years ago. But apparently he's not quite as much of a dick as Favre, so there is that. |
Ouch. Lol
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">If you think about it, it makes sense that Aaron Rodgers did his darkness retreat in a "Hobbit-like structure" because he only has One Ring.</p>— Patrick Allen (@RPatrickAllen) <a href="https://twitter.com/RPatrickAllen/status/1628920860756123649?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 24, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Aaron Rodgers is such a bitch.
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I thought his story about seeing a demonic "hat man" after tripping on some drugs in the desert with Jim Morrison was interesting.
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Perhaps that's a bit too demanding on my part. :) |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Ziegler and McDaniels have apparently agreed that they won’t be in on the Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes, if he does decide he does not want to return to Green Bay. The Raiders just have too many holes on their roster to trade high picks for a 39-year-old QB. <a href="https://t.co/jnPYKESQiV">https://t.co/jnPYKESQiV</a></p>— Vic Tafur (@VicTafur) <a href="https://twitter.com/VicTafur/status/1630989867168481281?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 1, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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How soon before Davante Adams wants out of LV?
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Sounds like a tank for 2024 job. |
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Poverty franchise gonna poverty. Also funny a team picked by many to win the AFCW last season is suddenly full of so many holes after they cut their overrated QB. |
I liked him early in his career but he's turned into a real Richard. I don't care where he goes as long as he goes away. hopefully he retires so we don't have to hear about is arrogant @$$. Green Bay needs to move on...I'm getting embarrassed for them as they are looking like bitches.
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He’s full of shit…
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Back to front or front to back, Aaron. America is waiting
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And the answer is front to back. You don't wanna end up with a shit stained taint. |
He wiped his ass with the rest of his career.
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I bet he goes somewhere crazy........
Like Dallas or New England |
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Pfff you haven't found poop mastery until you perfect the Ghost Shit. |
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Try something different...with thought
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Got to admit- he would fit right in playing in SF. Dude is strange
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However people who do not at least use wet wipes are ****ing disgusting |
There is a one wipe minimum to confirm a ghost shit.
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Raiders are now the odds on favorites to land him.
Would love to see Pat and Andy mop the floor with him and Joshy twice a year. |
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Via Oddschecker.com, the Raiders are a -200 favorite to land Rodgers, with the Jets at +140 and the Titans at +900. |
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Ghost shits are the best. However often with ghosties you earn a free bidet from bowl splash back, negating the wipe free zone ticket punched earlier.
Its science guys |
**** this guy....
Jets' Aaron Rodgers blames Packers' Brian Gutekunst for split; QB's agent tried to have GM fired, per report Aaron Rodgers may retain respect for the Packers organization he led for almost two decades. But he is still at odds with general manager Brian Gutekunst over his split from Green Bay, according to The Athletic. Not only did Rodgers' agent, David Dunn, apparently ask the Packers to fire Gutekunst after the team spent a first-round draft pick on Rodgers' future successor in 2021, but the new Jets QB now blames his former GM for failing to both communicate properly and win his personal approval. Early in the 2021 offseason, when Rodgers first teased a potential retirement or departure from the Packers, Dunn called Packers president Mark Murphy requesting that Green Bay either fire Gutekunst or trade Rodgers, per Matt Schneidman. The Packers had reportedly attempted to "protect the relationship" between Rodgers and coach Matt LaFleur by telling him the decision to trade up and draft Jordan Love, the Packers' current QB, was strictly that of Gutekunst. Rodgers didn't buy the explanation -- "They all signed off on it," he told The Athletic -- but proceeded to suit up for the Packers and win a second straight NFL MVP in 2021. But he didn't deny the suggestion that Dunn demanded Gutekunst be fired, deferring to his agent, who did not respond to The Athletic's request for comment. From that point forward, publicly seeking more input on the team's direction, Rodgers said his communication with Gutekunst improved, but only to a degree. Singling out Packers executive Russ Ball as "the only member of the front office who took (his) message to heart," Rodgers told The Athletic that Green Bay's efforts to better incorporate his voice "still wasn't anywhere near what I've already enjoyed here with the Jets in just a few short weeks." The future Hall of Famer's gripes with the Packers don't end there. He added that he believes Green Bay's initial contract offers to star wide receiver Davante Adams ahead of 2022 free agency drove the pass-catcher elsewhere. And he's upset by the fact Gutekunst told reporters this March that he unsuccessfully tried to contact Rodgers "many times" while gauging the QB's future. The QB and GM had agreed to meet in person while Gutekunst was traveling in Southern California for the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl in late January, per Schneidman, but the two never connected, with Rodgers alleging that he responded to "morning" texts from Gutekunst "(that) night or the next morning or the next day." "Did Brian text me more than I texted him?" Rodgers said. "Yeah, but did I ghost him? No. I texted him back. There was back-and-forths that we had and so this is the story you wanna go with? You're gonna stand on this hill of austerity and say that arguably in the conversation of the best player in your franchise history, you're gonna say I couldn't get a hold of him and that's why we had to move on? Like, c'mon man. Just tell the truth, you wanted to move on. You didn't like the fact that we didn't communicate all the time. Like, listen, I talk to the people that I like." After learning that the Packers had apparently been soliciting interest in Rodgers around the league, the QB told Dunn, his agent, to tell Gutekunst that he wanted to be traded to the Jets. And months later, the deal was done. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/j...ed-per-report/ |
Uh no one is surprised by this. That GM basically told Rodgers to go **** himself, I'd love to see if you'd say "**** this guy" if in 10 years the Chiefs have a new GM and he tells Mahomes his input isn't needed and "you're just the QB" leading to Mahomes having a public feud with the organization.
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Get you a girl that rides for you like Mecca rides for Aaron Rodgers!
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LMAO Wut?
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I see both sides of the argument in regards to Rodgers and the Packers, just feels like you ignore everything about Rodgers. |
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I do however think plenty of QB's would have been super pissed in his position. I win back to back MVPs and instead of helping me or doing anything to get us over the hump you draft my replacement. I think there is fault on both sides but it could have been pretty easily fixed if they'd just patted Aaron on the back and given him a couple of receivers. |
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If Mahomes had just won MVP and the Chiefs lost in the AFC championship game and he is roughly 37 years old. Would you expect him to be just a little frustrated they drafted his replacement instead of trying to win another one? The thing is, is I wouldn't expect the Chiefs to do that to Mahomes and I fully think if that was on the table they would tell him way beforehand. The entire thing was handled poorly, not communicating with your franchise player, not giving him weapons to the point that it became a running ****ing joke in the league. When he attempted to communicate being told they didn't want his input so he went public which then of course lead to his reputation taking a hit and we are where we are today. I also think Rodgers just got petty about it because he realized nothing would ever change. I also think he felt he was afforded the same respect in his organization that other top QB's were in theirs. I would personally like to hear an example of another franchise QB that was treated the way Rodgers was by the Packers. |
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