^ I don't watch that junk, just see some clips here and there. I expected as much anyways. Rodgers quietly did pretty damn well yesterday, the team left 10 points on the field the first 2 drives of the game with a missed chip shot FG and a fumble inside the Falcons 10 and then they only touched it a couple other times in the first half and one of the drives ended on a couple dropped passes. And the offensive line probably had its worst game of the year, not that it would've mattered much anyways.
I posted Rodgers' stats earlier but he is 9-7 in the playoffs and that is a very mediocre record that makes you think he's underperformed. But we are talking 36 TD's/ 10 Int's with over 280 yards/game and nearly a 100 QB rating. The Packers are averaging 28.6 PPG in the playoffs under Rodgers and have never had a game where they've scored under 20 which is pretty phenomenal over the course of 16 playoff games. They have now given up over 36 PPG in the 7 playoff losses including games of 51, 45, and 44. It's pretty damn tough to win those especially since all three have come on the road. But if this team had even an average defense one could argue they'd have been in position to win almost all the playoff games they've lost (and they were in position to win 4 of them but lost on the last play of the game)
He's had a couple bad games in the playoffs but every QB has had them, just check out Brady's game by game stats, he's had some disastrous games and usually the Pats have won anyways. Rodgers is the best there has been but everyone knows it is about those rings and if he doesn't get at least 1 more it does tarnish him a bit and we know the difference between best and greatest. But for those who watch what's going on with a keen eye, and those who actually look up stats you see an incredible player on a badly flawed team. He deserved a ton better
