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In response to "Yeah, he played like a guy who should get cut. -- nm" by David

I still cannot fathom how he ever played NFL. His best year in college was a 11:13 Td:Int ratio. Kirk Ferentz wouldn’t give his son that much

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Dec 5 '23, 10:22

Rope. His career college line was 12:26. Was this Rodgers first attempt to make sure he could never be replaced?

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My understanding is he's very smart and knows the X's and O's better than most. He can't do it on the field. He's destined to be a coach. -- nm - Krusty Dec 5, 10:29 5
- That's exactly it, and this exemplifies the danger of paying a QB you never intend to play. Sometimes, circumstances dictate that you do. -- nm - David Dec 5, 10:49 4
  - Bengals good example of this. They could of brought in some former starter but instead they kept a kid who's been in their system for 3 years or so - Beaker 🍺 Dec 5, 11:23 3
    - I'm a big fan of this kind of system training. He wouldn't be the same guy on a different team, but he knows this system by heart. -- nm - David Dec 5, 11:25 2
      - Jim Sorgi for the win! -- nm - Will Hunting Dec 5, 11:29 1
        
        During the Manningcast, Peyton mentioned that he played against Doug Pederson in the backup's first game. -- nm - David Dec 5, 11:35

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