Im a GB fan, and if u watch his college highlights u can kinda see what they meant. His realese and throwing motion has improved alot since being in the league

Did you watch his cal highlights? He used to hold the football by his earhole.

@@Hopper830 Yeah, kinda makes the educated part a little weird. Generally an over educated QB is going to be pretty easy to coach aren't they? GB did a good job working on his release and mechanics before they showed Favre the door.

Ricky Royal23 yeah i have a strange feeling that was back in the day when they were telling every young qb to train their mechanics to be exactly the same as peyton manning

@@rickyroyal2362 3 years of warming farve's bench will do that to you

Some of that draft profile was correct for the time. He absolutely did not handle pressure well and got sacked too often because he wouldn't get rid of the ball quick enough. But after his many concussions and years dealing with a bad o-line, he became one of the best QB's at handling pressure and creating plays. That's what separates the good QB's and the bad ones. Every QB who comes into the league has problems, it becomes a matter of which QB's have the work ethic and coaching necessary to fix them.

Not necessarily. There have been a lot of times when an underneath WR comes open, but one big thing that sets AR apart from other QBs is stressing a defense by keeping a play alive longer, waiting for something deeper down the field to develop. I'm happy Adams got retained this offseason and expect a speed weapon to be added in FA or the draft.

Mike was not a decent coach let’s be honest. At first, sure, but he refused to adapt and change to keep up.

LedZep's X he looked different in college tho tbf Very different release

Something like that line was also in Tom Brady’s draft profile. I wonder if the same scout wrote it.

Every QB in the league is a system player, and that is normal cause the QB is a position that relies on the whole system and every single player. That is not a bad thing, Only QBs I can think of that don't have a good system around them is Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers who both have to make magic happen. They have to buy time and improvise cause the plays their coaches call almost always break down.

The fact that almost every fan of football compares their teams QB to Brady lets you know where he stands as a QB. Even if you're speaking poorly of the man, you're in fact acknowledging that he's one of the greats. Both Rodgers and Brady will be in the Hall of Fame one day. Let's all grow up and appreciate greatness, because you'll regret it thirty years from now.

What 'system' does Brady have around him? Also, GB got a new GM & DC this offseason.

7HE W0LV3R!NE lol yeah Just you asking that question does not deserve an answer. But ill give you one. The Pats have a hole they fix it with FA immediately.. The Packers dont. Nuff said.

Just like when they fixed their TE hole with Martellus Bennett? Just like when NE fixed their defensive holes and won the Super Bowl this year against a backup QB? Every QB wishes they had a "system" like NE. It is pretty easy though. We had 32 teams win the Super Bowl this year because they all had a system. NE is NE for a reason and it's because no one has been able to recreate their success. But obviously you have experience as a GM and head coach so it sounds like you should just walk into 1265 Lombardi Ave and demand both positions. Good luck.

Yes

It’s so fucking annoying. I like the segment but dude quit saying that every time

Is.... let's not use past tense for one of the goats

I’m confused. What do you want him to read? Just a blank sheet of paper? That would be kinda boring dude.

@@powerofjakerock7239 🤣😂

@@powerofjakerock7239 scouts LOVED him coming out of college (never understood the hype). He has tons of positive scouting reports.

Caden Presley No wonder he gets the label passive aggressive. He keeps it all inside but notes it. It must burn his craw inside. But, as he says, he uses it as motivation, which is hard to find as he gets older and accolades pile up. A very smart qb. A much better interviewer than uncontrolled, emotion Brett Favre ever was.

Exactly I didn't think that was a bad assessment. In college he was pretty robotic and had a tendency to throw the ball with the same release no matter what route his receiver was running. At Cal he was conditioned to throw the ball with a traditional release like most pocket QBs, but when he got to watch Brett and took over the Packers a lot of plays were designed to get him out of the pocket and throw sidearm, or scramble left and sling it because he had the arm strength to do so. It's easy to laugh at these scouting reports after a player has grown and showed out in the pros

Ehh I don’t know about that

We held up well with the rise of Tae Adams replacing Jordy spot. Davante. . .

no, he's not

Problem is we don't know what positive things were said. These negative things could just be the scouts trying to cover their own asses. Maybe the overall analysis was glowing but they have to fabricate a few bad things incase the player doesn't pan out. If you write a bad draft profile, completely slam the person and they turn out to be a great player. Great! But if you write a glowing draft profile, the person can do no wrong and they end up getting drafted in the first round only to become a total bust. Then people are growing to question your competency as a scout.

Never gonna happen

Said the Bears fan 😂

He is injury prone . Favre used to get dropped on his head and get back up

@@hindsight_is_2020 Injury prone? What 2 seasons where he was out? Played an entire year with a bum ankle. Love a Favre but Rodgers is leagues above him.

@@ToshiroSquad10 no he's not yet . you could always count on Favre . I'd like to hope Rodgers will get there though .

While I don't necessarily disagree with you, I think it's important to note that Aaron was drafted and was able to learn from one of the best in Favre.... While Alex Smith had like 6-7 OCs his first 7-8 seasons.

He's 6"2". Not terribly short, but shorter than the "ideal" 6'4"-6'5"

@@TRG92 honestly though he's not actually 6'2". He's really a flat 6'1". 6'2" according to scouts is perfectly good height for an NFL QB if they have a little weight on them (like 220+lbs).

Jealousgreenwolf 2643 it’s actually packer fans

Mahomes? Like I agree Rodgers great but mahomes is just unmatched in all aspects of his game.

@@benb5228 Rodgers has been doing it for 12 seasons. Talk to me about Mahomes in 10 years after a few years where he doesnt have one of the most stacked offenses in the NFL

Bushviper don’t act like rodgers didn’t have elite weapons for the first 10 years of his career as well.

Can't blame a guy for a loss when he'd throw 50 times in a game have 300 plus and 3 tds and lose.

How so?

@@kkrummelrhs he is not that good

@@4WINify Yeah okay then who is good?

@@kkrummelrhs Mahomes,Brady, And many more rodgers is not as goodnas Farve

Project mgr must have been a scout at some point in his life