Did they? Some would say the Raiders got robbed against the Bengals due to bad officiating and the Bengals never should've been there. I remember the Saints getting screwed 2 years in a row by the officials.
Burrow could be one of, if not the best, if his knee holds up. At least the knee he hurt in the SB was not the repaired one. When I first saw his face when he was on the ground, I thought "oh no, another ACL". Cant believe he came back from that, but have to wonder if it hindered him the rest of the game.
Think the penalties kind of cancelled out in this game. Bengals fans are (rightly) upset about the missed off sides on the Rams on the same play that the Bengals got called for holding. However, the Bengals got away with one on that long TD that should have been offensive PI.Bad calls in playoffs?
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A very good throw, but by no means "no look". Appears to me he was looking right at him.
It probably turned him into a statue. Boyd's drop was the turning point. Perfect strike but Boyd took his eye off of the ball.
Didnt watch the halftime show, but I have to agree about the game. Rams are probably the best balanced overall of a relatively weak NFC, but I have to think the Chiefs or Bills, with their mobile QBs would have had a better chance against them.
The action led the zone linebacker a couple steps towards the tight end, suggesting that Stafford was staring at his TE when cocking his arm, which then opened up the window to Kupp.
Vegas money matters.
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should have gotten in when the line was briefly down to 2.5 pts 😱
I am a Vikings fan, and I hope Rogers retires or gets traded, but my bet is he is just a drama queen and ultimately will return to the Packers.
Business environment dictates Rodgers is out. Rookie QBs are basically an arranged marriage with a consummation deadline. They need to start posting stats and film ASAP so both management and player can have hard data to negotiate the next contract, or to first determine if the player even deserves the next contract.
I acknowledge you point, but none of those quarterbacks who were replaced are even close to Rogers in skill level. The Packers have already said they are willing to give Rogers the highest salary ever if he is willing to come back. (not absolutely sure how reliable that statement is).
Brady was an exception, but even that required outright owner intervention to stop Belichick and there was probably plenty of salt in that room afterwards. So, Rodgers could stay, but it's still very much an uneasy relationship.
The guy with a torn mind doesn't know what he's talking about. The Packers drafted Jordan Love eyeing a succession plan, but that plan isn't written into stone. There is some tape on Love now, and it wasn't very pretty. It's not enough to justify replacing the 38-year-old MVP with a very raw project. If Rodgers chooses to stay, they can just trade Jordan Love but they wouldn't get much for him.
Pretty much every team with a successor usually follows through with replacing the incumbent. The only exception was Garappolo, which required ownership intervention. And perhaps the Packers saw this cap hell coming and that’s why Love was drafted. Rodgers would be gone after this year and the new guy would take his spot. What wasn’t planned was Rodgers maintaining his play level and Love looking lost.
