Shocked the NFL is ......

I cannot get into pro sports this year. Pro sports are to pacify the masses.

not in 2020 wrote:

I cannot get into pro sports this year. Pro sports are to pacify the masses.

Not about getting into anything, you either follow the sport or you don't. If there is an NFL game on I'm watching it.

Rodgers as MVP this year

some who guy who sometimes runs wrote:

Rodgers as MVP this year

I see Russell Wilson FINALLY getting his.

No QB in history has had a better first 8 seasons and 4 weeks than he has if talking wins,stats, records, starts.

Yes Rodgers is great, an all time great.

Rodgers and Wilson are one two on the all time passer rating list, both over 100 the only two that can say that.

Whatley wrote:

some who guy who sometimes runs wrote:

Rodgers as MVP this year

I see Russell Wilson FINALLY getting his.

No QB in history has had a better first 8 seasons and 4 weeks than he has if talking wins,stats, records, starts.

Yes Rodgers is great, an all time great.

Rodgers and Wilson are one two on the all time passer rating list, both over 100 the only two that can say that.

Mahomes has a passer rating over 100. Lamar Jackson has a passer rating over 100. You should add a qualifier for a minimum amount.

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Rank Player Rate Years Tm

1 Aaron Rodgers 103.0 2005-2020 gnb

2 Russell Wilson 102.4 2012-2020 sea

3 Drew Brees 98.5 2001-2020 2TM

4 Dak Prescott 97.5 2016-2020 dal

5 Tony Romo 97.1 2004-2016 dal

6 Tom Brady 97.0 2000-2020 2TM

7 Steve Young+ 96.8 1985-1999 2TM

8 Peyton Manning 96.5 1998-2015 2TM

9 Kirk Cousins 96.4 2012-2020 2TM

10 Philip Rivers 95.1 2004-2020 2TM

I agree. I thought starting the NFL season was not a good idea. I knew it would be chaos with starters and teams testing positive and games being won by teams may not as be as good as who they beat, but did so bc so many players out! Its crazy. I herd the SEC has no rules that make teams report their positive cases. So I am sure there is some shady things going on and some not being reported so football can go on!

Mahomes' career passer rating is 109.5.

Jackson's career passer rating is 105.7.

As I said, your statement should have included a minimum qualifier to make it accurate. The table you posted has a minimum qualifier disclaimer.

Last week, without his top two receivers, Rodgers went 27-33 for 300+ yards, 4 TDs, and no interceptions. He was throwing to practice squad guys.

No matter how thin the Packers WR corps gets, he delivers touchdowns, protects the ball, and wins games. That's the definition of an MVP. For anybody but him to win it would be a tragedy if the season continues to play out like this.

Northeasterner wrote:

Last week, without his top two receivers, Rodgers went 27-33 for 300+ yards, 4 TDs, and no interceptions. He was throwing to practice squad guys.

Robert Tonyan is not a practice squad guy.

Take this discussion over to letsfootball.com. This is letsrun.com.

...is not more open about their gay players....there's tons of them

Kaepernick is 29, a former second-round pick out of Nevada. His career passer rating is 88.9 and Total QBR is 64.9. His career statistics put him in the middle of the pack among NFL quarterbacks.

Still think it's about him kneeling?

ldfksdfpowefmw wrote:

I agree. I thought starting the NFL season was not a good idea. I knew it would be chaos with starters and teams testing positive and games being won by teams may not as be as good as who they beat, but did so bc so many players out! Its crazy. I herd the SEC has no rules that make teams report their positive cases. So I am sure there is some shady things going on and some not being reported so football can go on!

College football will be a mess, whatever happens there is ok with me.

I have a real bad habit of assuming things are obvious, my bad!

turkey man wrote:

Take this discussion over to letsfootball.com. This is letsrun.com.

Dude, look around you, don't tell be NFL football can't be talked about along with everything else.

moe11farah wrote:

...is not more open about their gay players....there's tons of them

Name two.

moe11farah wrote:

Kaepernick is 29, a former second-round pick out of Nevada. His career passer rating is 88.9 and Total QBR is 64.9. His career statistics put him in the middle of the pack among NFL quarterbacks.

Still think it's about him kneeling?

Some big lineman should have looked over and said......

Stand up son, don't play that BS when my anthem is playing.

Whatley wrote:

Name two.

Bucs K Matt Gay and Chefs LB Willie Gay

My favorite gay player of all time, though, is former Browns RB Ben Gay.