OT: Patises at Green Bay.....!

[Mattingly23NY]

I'd love nothing more, than to see the Pack kick the shit out of the Patsies, by a 40 point margin......
With Eddy Lacy coming in on a Safety Blitz, and breaking Brady's prima donna arm.....!

Aaron Rodgers has the best arm I have seen Since Marino, Montana, yet IMO has more wherewithal than John Elway, to know, when to float one, loop one, or fire one like a cannon. Elway only seemed to have one throw, ie, a rocket, often not catch able..

In all honesty, not since Cool Joe, have I seen a QB, with incredible ability to thread the needle of a WR, sandwiched in B/T two Defenders, with precision of a surgeon...


As for Brady he is the Anti-Christ of Football.

If I ever hear anyone compare Brady with Montana, I'm going to do more than scream......I'm going to disown Massachusetts as a Common Wealth and not a state. As much, I have no problem being the 2nd coming of The Boston Strangler, in modern times. Beginning with Belichek, and Brady.......

As it stands, right now, A-Rodgers has the best pass completion pctg. to interceptions, of all QB's.

Gotta admit a young Cal State Berkley kid, (Rodgers), made the Nation, and Cheeseheads totally forget about Brett Favre, in his 1st year under center...

Or as they say in Wisconsin, Brett Who?????????

 

[totus44]

Rooting for the Pats is the same as rooting for the Red Sox.

 

[Mattingly23NY]

Rooting for the Pats is the same as rooting for the Red Sox.

Amen, one of my favorite Super Bowl Moments, was when Ditka's Bears, rolled all over those Patsies, still to this day....

Refrigerator Perry converted for one play as a Full Back; plowing into the End Zone....Walter Payton finally winning his ring, and of course Willie Gault and co. waltzing all over the field....

Or Jim McMahon making a mockery out of Pete Rozelle, with his head bands, which he refused to honor Pete's wishes or orders....."screw 'em if they can't take a joke"......

I still believe without a shadow of doubt, when watching the re-run of the AFC Championship game, when Brady got the benefit of the doubt, and had the ball knocked out of his hand, yet the Refs, didn't see it that way. Too bad we didn't have instant replay back then.....Brady's arm only went forward, because the Raiders Rush hit his arm, what a wash.......One of the worst errant play calls in NFL History...IMO...!

 

[Rick2583]

I've enjoyed the Packers since the days of Bart Starr. they've always been a fun team to watch. And to think Rogers spent his 1st couple of years watching Farve from the side lines.

 

[Hammerojustice]

Rooting for the Pats is the same as rooting for the Red Sox.

Amen, one of my favorite Super Bowl Moments, was when Ditka's Bears, rolled all over those Patsies, still to this day....

Refrigerator Perry converted for one play as a Full Back; plowing into the End Zone....Walter Payton finally winning his ring, and of course Willie Gault and co. waltzing all over the field....

Or Jim McMahon making a mockery out of Pete Rozelle, with his head bands, which he refused to honor Pete's wishes or orders....."screw 'em if they can't take a joke"......

I still believe without a shadow of doubt, when watching the re-run of the AFC Championship game, when Brady got the benefit of the doubt, and had the ball knocked out of his hand, yet the Refs, didn't see it that way. Too bad we didn't have instant replay back then.....Brady's arm only went forward, because the Raiders Rush hit his arm, what a wash.......One of the worst errant play calls in NFL History...IMO...!

I've enjoyed the Packers since the days of Bart Starr. they've always been a fun team to watch. And to think Rogers spent his 1st couple of years watching Farve from the side lines.

Very happy to see the cheats lost to the Pack....

 

[Mattingly23NY]

Very happy to see the cheats lost to the Pack....

Amen, and Aaron Rodgers takes one more step closer to infamy. I'd love to see Rodgers grab a couple more SB Rings. I can't think of a more deserving QB, in this era, comparable to Rodgers, and it sure isn't and has never been Tom Brady, crying on the sidelines when he loses a SB. Not the idol I'd want my kids to emulate, I despise everything about brady, more than anything comparisons to other great QB's of which he will never come close too.

Brady could not carry Joe Montana's jock strap, let alone his cleats. One had the epitome of a winner, the other the epitome of a spoiled cry baby.

NTM-The Pack has invested in a few BAMA players, in the last 2 years. Clay Matthews is a beast unto his own, with an intuition to know what the offense is going to do, before they do it.

Now if they could only draft TJ Yeldon, and Amari Cooper, then we'd be set....

 

[Hammerojustice]

Amen, and Aaron Rodgers takes one more step closer to infamy. I'd love to see Rodgers grab a couple more SB Rings. I can't think of a more deserving QB, in this era, comparable to Rodgers, and it sure isn't and has never been Tom Brady, crying on the sidelines when he loses a SB. Not the idol I'd want my kids to emulate, I despise everything about brady, more than anything comparisons to other great QB's of which he will never come close too.

Brady could not carry Joe Montana's jock strap, let alone his cleats. One had the epitome of a winner, the other the epitome of a spoiled cry baby.

NTM-The Pack has invested in a few BAMA players, in the last 2 years. Clay Matthews is a beast unto his own, with an intuition to know what the offense is going to do, before they do it.

Now if they could only draft TJ Yeldon, and Amari Cooper, then we'd be set....

Couldn't agree more regarding Brady and the Pats! Even on account of Rodgers... But my first & foremost team in the NFL are the Giants, and they need a crap-load of work!

 

[totus44]

I've enjoyed the Packers since the days of Bart Starr. they've always been a fun team to watch. And to think Rogers spent his 1st couple of years watching Farve from the side lines.

Rogers wouldn't be what he is if he hasn't been behind Favre. Brett (Green Bay version) played with level of passion rarely seen today. I dont mind that Eli Manning takes chances, but I sure would like to see some emotion to go with it. Risk taking machines are boring.

 

[Mattingly23NY]

Couldn't agree more regarding Brady and the Pats! Even on account of Rodgers... But my first & foremost team in the NFL are the Giants, and they need a crap-load of work!

Yep, I got to say tho' the NEW Premier WR, in the entire NFL, belongs to the NY Giants; Odell Beckham II, catches balls with one hand. The best catch I think? I've seen in my Lifetime of watching Football.

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Move over Calvin Johnson....the Heir Apparent has arrived in NY. Manning to Beckham all day long.


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Beckham 1st began catching passes from Eli, back when Odell was a Sophomore in High School. Both Mannings and Odell went to the same high school. When the M&M Boys hit the big time quick. During the off season, both Mannings returned to their H.S. asking the FB Coach, to provide some Receivers to keep themselves in shape, provide special opportunities to the Kids, as well as beginning their FB Camp, every year in their Hometown of New Orleans.


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[Hammerojustice]

Yep, I got to say tho' the NEW Premier WR, in the entire NFL, belongs to the NY Giants; Odell Beckham II, catches balls with one hand. The best catch I think? I've seen in my Lifetime of watching Football.

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Move over Calvin Johnson....the Heir Apparent has arrived in NY. Manning to Beckham all day long.

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Beckham 1st began catching passes from Eli, back when Odell was a Sophomore in High School. Both Mannings and Odell went to the same high school. When the M&M Boys hit the big time quick. During the off season, both Mannings returned to their H.S. asking the FB Coach, to provide some Receivers to keep themselves in shape, provide special opportunities to the Kids, as well as beginning their FB Camp, every year in their Hometown of New Orleans.

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It wasn't just 1 hand... it was really 2 fingers... the index finger looks like it barely touched the ball, so if you count it, than 3 finger catch...

 

[Mattingly23NY]

It wasn't just 1 hand... it was really 2 fingers... the index finger looks like it barely touched the ball, so if you count it, than 3 finger catch...

Exactly 2 1/2 fingers, to 3. To my surprise my wife noticed only 2-3 fingers, when I showed her the video. Caught me off guard, cuz she doesn't watch football.

Even more an incredible catch. I see many "one handed football catches' on You Tube, but NONE say 2-3 fingers.

I watched every LSU Tigers game I could, during Beckham Jrs. playing years....

Only one kid currently reminds me of the 2nd coming of Beckham, very eerily similar. Amari Cooper, BAMA's #1 WR.

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[Hammerojustice]

The question is... Which was more impressive.... Beckham's 2-3 finger catch or David Tyree's helmet catch while a defender tried to rip the ball out during the Super Bowl?

 

[Mattingly23NY]

The question is... Which was more impressive.... Beckham's 2-3 finger catch or David Tyree's helmet catch while a defender tried to rip the ball out during the Super Bowl?

I think Tyree's Helmet catch was about as amazing as it comes.

Yet, with a entire reel of One handed Catches, or a few fingers catches, including his LSU years, I'd have to go with this latest Beckham catch. Give #2, to Tyree. If I'm not mistaken tho' Tryee's catch was more instrumental, in a big game, as Beckhams was just everyday pedestrian one handed/2 fingered slight of hand Magic.....LOL....this will perhaps always be up for debates. You-Tube is loaded with one handed Beckham catches......

Odell is going places, and I hope the Giants can put together a Team that can contend soon in a Super Bowl or simply Play offs....It feels as if its only a matter of time.....

 

[yankeesince59]

...Fred Biletnikoff made some the most incredible catches I ever saw.

 

[blgridesagain]

...Fred Biletnikoff made some the most incredible catches I ever saw.

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Yes - Fred Biletnikof! Lance Alworth made some great catches.
We've seen so many great catches, sometimes by average players in ho-hum games.
They get lost in the fog of history. lol

 

[yankeesince59]

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Yes - Fred Biletnikof! Lance Alworth made some great catches.
We've seen so many great catches, sometimes by average players in ho-hum games.
They get lost in the fog of history. lol

...yeah, "Bambi" was a helluva receiver too.

...and was signed by none other than Al Davis, who also spoke at his HOF induction.

 

[yankeesince59]

 

[yankeesince59]

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[Mattingly23NY]

Ah, who couldn't love both Fred Biletnikoff and Lance Alworth.....

Funnier than hell how Biletnikoff changed the rules of recieving, no stick 'em...LOL. Fred and Lance were as good as they come in the 60s, tho' I also liked Mercury Morris alot back then. Tons of others too.....

Now these were the days, almost forgot about Paul Warfield, another helluva talent....It's always good to see the young John Madden on the sidelines too. What a generation of great coaches in the 60s-70s.