Same as a bears fan

@Eli Powell didn’t ask

@@user-zo5jo3ox5g nobody asked you either

@@user-zo5jo3ox5g shut up

Bruh try being a lions fan. Don't even pretend it's comparable to the same pain

I had that same thought. I wonder if there is a rule against that. If we see it so does every scout that plays against Rodgers

That actually kinda is the counter, I watch other qbs try to do it and play gets called dead and it's because the defender keeps running to the qb , that's when they'll blow the whistle to protect the qb. If he hesitates then they let the play run but If the defender doesnt stop running more than likely it will get blown dead

@@DutchVannDerLinde they have to touch someone for it to be called dead

@@Cherry_Meatloaf Or just be unabated to the QB

Yeah but as a defender, would you rather take a chance to get back on sides and save your team yards or for sure give up a critical 5 yard penalty? It’s easy to take the penalty when you see rodgers torch you for a touchdown, but there’s been plenty of times the defender gets back onside before the ball is snapped or the defense stops the free play. Rodgers has a knack for usually not letting defenders get back on time, but its more instinctive on both sides than anything. Plus your coaches aren’t going to be happy with you if you decide to just keep running at the qb. At least attempting to get back onsides is showing effort in trying to fix a mistake

So is his non-football IQ: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5OjeMx-2LW0iWw.html

@@genemars5158 I heard the announcers saying he was interested in becoming the Jeopardy host full-time. I would imagine the greatest QB's have above average intellect.

it is cheap and dumb football rule. next thing you know you will tell us new england won those superbowls fair.

Gotta be frustrating for even the best defenses, because they practice this, but at least once a game, they take the bait. It's not that these defenses are undisciplined, it's just that Aaron Rodgers is that good at his craft.

If you look at Mahomes he gets these free plays as well. He and Rodgers are really good at getting free plays.

@@Matt-em1pr It's not really Mahomes' hard count though, defenses are just scared to death of the speed on the Chiefs and know they have to go fast if they want to make a play. Rodgers' cadence demands the full of your focus if you don't want to be fooled.

@@Horible4 yeah baker dose the hard count better than pat but nobody is truly scared of the browns offense as they are of the cheifs

I think part of it is the way Rodgers uses the play clock almost to the very last second. When the D-line is on the line of Scrimmage - Cocked and locked - There's a very good chance they are going to jump.

Exactly

who do you think mahomes watched play

Matt Stafford as well.

If you think about it pat Mahomes and Aaron rodgers have had almost mirror matching starts to there career

That's WHY Mahomes excited me so much when I first saw him play. He reminded me of Rodgers like Rodgers reminded me of Steve Young

Linsley and Scott Wells have shown TREMENDOUS discipline and awareness over the years. The whole line has, of course, but if the Center doesn't snap that ball instantly, the play gets blown dead

It's a beautiful synchronicity

Block in the back

@@palereaper Nope, he pushed his shoulder, not his back.

@@priankdasgupta5754 it was definitely the back

@@priankdasgupta5754 Definitely the back

Yep, both hands in the back. Would have been a bummer to undo a cool play, but the penalty was obvious.

Agree, but I miss Nelson more.

Greg Jennings, James Jones, Randall Cobb, Jordy Nelson and Donald Driver bring back some great memories.

Also Julius Peppers

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@@Xaddre - Finley, too. Ridiculous, though both Jones and Jennings really faltered when not catching balls from the BOAT. Synergy and chemistry are massive in the NFL.

And he still gets them

Which takes, no matter how much time, time away from actual defensive game planning

HAHA

Those were the BAD days of Buck

Haha I mean hey, 0:45 was good lol

As a lifetime Packers fan, Brady is the goat. But Rodgers is the most talented. His skill was just wasted on bad coaching.

Dr Chowder That is the most common take I have heard. Literally everyone that has spoke on this topic says that.

@@GabeSweeney Because its true Intelligence and accuracy wise, they are about equal. Rodgers has the better arm strength and is the better runner, making him more talented

@@williambohannon6264 It is true. But everyone knows that. No point in commenting something everyone already knows

@@GabeSweeney I understand what you mean

When it's Rodgers who is the king at it

Yes the nfl is on its hands and knees for mahomes

Nah its the center going "hego hego" as a command to snap it bc they went offsides

Thats Sad Brother

aaron rodgers dont need weapons, aaron rodgers turn no name players into weapons.

Rodgers>>>>>>>>Farve

@Nikosis Dude, you are trippin hard! Favre is not just a legend in Green Bay, hes a legend in football in general.

@@iGotBombKushh Favre is a legend but Rodgers>>>>>>>>Favre

@@Simbaforlife Yes, i agree. My reply was to someone who commented saying favre wasnt a legend, so i corrected him. He deleted his comment.

I can’t tell if ur serious..... I truly hope not

@@joshsobel431 I seen flags everytime he threw the ball

Their line communicates to the center to snap it immediately when it happens

@@matthewgray1115 I've seen quicker snaps by non packer centers. Still gets whistled

Mostly goes based off of touching. If a defender touches a offensive lineman before the ball is snapped its ruled dead. Also if defender doesn't hesitate and keeps going with a bead on the QB they'll blow it dead bc of safety of the QB