With Matt Flynn throwing for 480 yards and 6 TDs...

[EmpireWF]

Yeah, he's right.

He meant even with the bad calls that went GB's way, they couldn't muster up much more offense.

Nothing to see here.

 

[FirstTimer]

Yeah, he's right.

He meant even with the bad calls that went GB's way, they couldn't muster up much more offense.

Nothing to see here.

:yawn:

We will see.

Trust me, I never overestimate the intelligence of a Packers fan. We've already seen Vlade Diivox questioning a clear fumble. Most of my friends who are Packers fan were bitching the entire game about illegal contact calls, holdings, etc.

 

[MvP]

:yawn:

We will see.

Trust me, I never overestimate the intelligence of a Packers fan. We've already seen Vlade Diivox questioning a clear fumble. Most of my friends who are Packers fan were bitching the entire game about illegal contact calls, holdings, etc.

Jennings clearly fumbled and the "blow to the head" was non-existant, any Packer fan that tells you otherwise is just being delusional. When the ref said the ruling on the play stands for the Jennings fumble I had pretty much the exact reaction as Jordan did in that GIF.

 

[Houston]

Matt Flynn being in at quarterback would have solved all the problems of the receivers dropping the football all over the place. Matt Flynn would have stopped John Kuhn from having his offensive lineman knock the ball out of his hand and cause a fumble. Hell, Matt Flynn would have stopped EVERY fumble from happening. Matt Flynn would have found a way to get the running game going and not end up being the game's leading rusher like Rodgers was.

I don't know...maybe? Like I said it's only speculation. I'm not downing any thing that Rodgers did, I'm just saying I think Matt Flynn gives the Packers a good chance. So I would've love to see what he could've done.


Wouldn't say the same thing about any other backup yesterday, well....except for Jeff Garcia:troll:

 

[shag773]

I don't know...maybe? Like I said it's only speculation. I'm not downing any thing that Rodgers did, I'm just saying I think Matt Flynn gives the Packers a good chance. So I would've love to see what he could've done.


Wouldn't say the same thing about any other backup yesterday, well....except for Jeff Garcia:troll:

I think we need another bucky intervention...

 

[Houston]

I don't want to be ruined again

 

[Woy]

Someone ban Houston from the NFL section, please.

 

[FirstTimer]

Matt Flynn lighting up the Lions =/= Flyn being able to do anything against NYG.

 

[mgoblue2290]

Matt Flynn lighting up the Lions =/= Flyn being able to do anything against NYG.

Rush would've hung 300 yards and 3 tds on our secondary over the past month. They've been bottom of the barrel.

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

I miss packer from MM.

arun rojers missed up tHIs game. maTT flin woukld half throown for m0re DTs.

 

[citizenerased]

I kept agreeing until I got to the bold part. Then I :yao:



Like that is supposed to be impressive...

That, and you know, the fact it isn't true.

 

[Hasselbeck]

It's pretty safe to say Brees was the best option out there for his team. But could the Packers have won tonight's game had Matt Flynn been playing instead of Rodgers? Obviously one can only speculate, but I'd like to think so.

 

[Deviant]

Please don't tell me you are implying the Packers were screwed over by the officials................

No. I said even with the bad officiating calls, meaning the bullshit non-fumble on Jennings and the bullshit roughing the passer call, etc. Even with all the calls against the Giants, Green bay found a way to beat themselves.

:yawn:

We will see.

Trust me, I never overestimate the intelligence of a Packers fan. We've already seen Vlade Diivox questioning a clear fumble. Most of my friends who are Packers fan were bitching the entire game about illegal contact calls, holdings, etc.

Two problems with that:

One, you're assuming that because I think Aaron Rodgers is the best quarterback in the NFL, I'm a Packers fan.

Two, I'm a Giants fan. :davegrohl:

 

[Colonel Angus]

I'm sick of this shit. The team didn't come to play and got beat by a fired up Giants team. This Rodgers vs Flynn argument is nonsense.

 

[Houston]

Former Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin has headed out of the cold of Wisconsin to the sunny state of Florida to become the latest head coach of the Miami Dolphins. Rumor has it that he may end up taking quarterback Matt Flynn with him.
Packers starting QB Aaron Rodgers told a Milwaukee radio station Wednesday that, based on the recent conversations he's had with Flynn, he thinks it's a "strong possibility" that Flynn could end up in Florida, too, the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel reports.
Rodgers noted that the Seattle Seahawks are the other "top dogs" that could end up signing Flynn when he likely becomes an unrestricted free agent in March, the site notes.
"I think it's a strong possibility that [the Dolphins] would make a run at him," Rodgers said, the paper reports. "I think it kind of makes sense. Joe [Philbin] in that system, which I'm sure is going to be very similar to this system, and Matt having a great grasp of that and playing well in his recent opportunities. I think it would kind of make sense to bring Matt out there."
The 26-year-old Flynn, selected in the seventh round of the 2008 draft out of Louisiana State, had 518 passing yards and six touchdown passes over five games this past season. He also ran the ball in for a score as well, the first rushing touchdown of his four-year career.

Can't wait to see him start.

 

[Villain]

If I had the choice of those two teams it'd be an easy one. Dolphilbins without a doubt.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

Flynn to the Dolphins as a good bet, but lets not forget about the Redskins- they are a team in dire need of a quarterback. Now, it wouldn't be an easy sell for Shanahan and Allen, as I think Miami has a much better offense as far as weapons and an offensive line, plus the fact that Flynn already knows his coach if he plays for the Dolphins.

This is going to be an interesting off-season for a lot of teams, including Washington. With Barclay and Jones going back to college, and RGIII hopping up the draft boards, the Redskins have to trade up to nab a quarterback without reaching, or go the trade/free agent route. They are one of the few teams that legit need a quarterback, but this is the one case where throwing out the most money may not work.

 

[MvP]

As soon as Flynn had that big game against the Lions I told everyone that he would be playing in Miami next season. With Philbin over there now, plus the Rodgers endorsement, it's pretty much a done deal.