– Green Bay Packers

” I’m gonna run for 2500 yards”

– Chris Johnson

All these predictions by players and sites are just plain dumb. How bout we play the game and enjoy it when the unimaginable happens instead of constantly boasting on oneself.

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I was getting ready to say that Da Superfans predict Jay Cutler will pass for 6,000 yards in one game.

On a more serious note, predictions like these make me want to become a member of the “Competition” Committee so I can propose a rule that all pass plays must involve dropbacks of at least five steps by the QB. It’d be one of those rare new rules that benefits the defense.

On the other hand, give it another year or two and an up-and-coming defensive coordinator might find a way to neutralize these high-profile passing attacks. Then the defenses will rule for a few years until an offensive coordinator rediscovers the power running game.

If Rodgers played until the final gun of every game and possibly with an overtime or 2 he could easily break 6000 yards.

But the Green Bay Packers have too much class to let it happen.

Dude was probably just annoyed or whatever after last year’s lack of defense around the league and he probably figured it wouldn’t be that long til a QB hits the 6000 yard mark…

Haters gonna hate. I’d rather we were talking about this rather than whether or not our star Defensive End was going to beat up our rookie left tackle!
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Oh I see, of all the fanbases you made a reference to the Vikings. Typical little man syndrome. Talk about haters gonna hate.

Bears and lions fans our gift to you (you will get a taste too dont worry)…………The Niners D.

Brees attempted 657 passes last year for 5,476 yards. That is 8.3 yards per attempt.

Rodgers attempted 502 passes for 4,643 yards. That is 9.2 yards per attempt.

If you apply Rodgers’ 9.2 yards per attempt to Brees’ 657 attempts that equals 6,044 yards.

So is it possible? Sure. Is it likely? No.

And just for fun, Rodgers averaged a TD pass every 11.2 attempts (45 TDs last year). Apply that to 657 attempts and you get 59 Tds.

even aaron rodgers wont avg 375 yards a gm… thats what u need not to mention play every gm ..

if u can avg 375 and u still need your qb in week 16 or 17 .. your defense is shot

You would think that the way the NFL is trending, average quarterback careers would be shortened by at least a few years.

Even though the Packers have become a pass first, run is an afterthought, type of offense, the weather will prevent a Packer QB from ever reaching that goal. Packer QBs don’t have the luxury of playing in climate controlled conditions for most of the season like the Mannings and the Breeses.
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Eli plays outdoors in New Jersey and Peyton plays outdoors in Denver. That isn’t what I consider climate controlled conditions.

And who is the other Brees?