Is it the lack of the 4th preseason game, or is it the lack of real contact in training camp added to the fact that most guys making above the league minimum are only playing one or two series in preseason, if any.
NFL 2023: A different shade of green for Aaron Rodgers
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Is it the lack of the 4th preseason game, or is it the lack of real contact in training camp added to the fact that most guys making above the league minimum are only playing one or two series in preseason, if any.
Yep, and that's why they get paid a metric ass-ton more than me.
Our two rookie QBs battle each other this coming Sunday. I think both of the QBs have a ton of promise. I think Texans defense might be slightly ahead of yours at this time, at least along the d-line. It will be an interesting game.
Our two rookie QBs battle each other this coming Sunday. I think both of the QBs have a ton of promise. I think Texans defense might be slightly ahead of yours at this time, at least along the d-line. It will be an interesting game.
Not looking forward to this one. I think Richardson had the best performance of the 3 rookie QBs, but going on the road in a divisional encounter makes me nervous. There'll be growing pains this season, I have no illusions about that... I just hope AR doesn't suffer too much physical pain. I agree that Houston's defense is probably better than Indy's, but Indy has more talent on the offense. How about another tie like last year?
Per Ian Rapoport, while Rodgers is getting an MRI tomorrow, the current belief among the team is that he ruptured his Achilles tendon.
If that turns out to be the case, I imagine that has to be a career for him. I know modern sports medicine is crazy, but that's a hell of an injury to come back from if your name's not Kevin Durant.
Edit: Wait, it's Rodgers. Modern sports medicine can’t save him, but knowing him, he'll make a three-month voyage to a remote shaman in the depths of the Kenyan savannah who will stab him with a dagger made from the congealed blood of 5,000 hippopotamuses.
Obviously the secret formula for using ivermectin to heal the Achilles tendon is on Hunter Biden's laptop.
Favre got traded from Green Bay to the Jets and tore a tendon.
Rodgers got traded from Green Bay to the Jets and tore a tendon.
It's like poetry. It rhymes.
That is either tough luck or a cursed franchise for the Jets. 4 plays into his time as a Jet and the season is over. So much hype for nothing.
I do hope he recovers, but the timing makes it all feel like a big joke.
I do hope he recovers, but the timing makes it all feel like a big joke.
Is that really necessary?
Another of the Old Guard potentially gone. Hope he can recover from it. The older you get, though... 
He'll be 40 in a few months. His career's over.
Very surprising and unfortunate for Rogers. Hope he can recover in some way.
But, sad for the Jets.
But, sad for the Jets.
And you're just loving it, aren't you? The needless implosion of a once-great athlete's career?
Having another "bad day", are ye?
I mean, it's a competitive field and not everyone would cheer on all athletes. Timby's not alone in going "That's it." For Rogers.
Doubt it's indicative of a "bad day."
You missed it.And besides, just no. As much as I hated Tom Brady, I NEVER would have wished him harm and gleefully dancing about pronouncing, "His career is OVER!" I just wanted him to flame-out under the weight of his own ego and retire considerably sooner than he did. Or did he?
In any case, I find it to be a profoundly tasteless thing to say. Totally predictable, too.
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