You just don't see the writing on the wall. Opening your eyes and understanding what the players are saying might help.Not one thing says they are playing as well for Rodgers as they did for Brett. Prove they are. Oh yeah you can't.1. No, I was not going to prove that people are playing just as hard for Rodgers...because it cannot be proven.But I have asked several people if guys are not playing harder for him...and not one person has answered that question for some reason.Just calling it the way I see it. Weren't you going to prove your side of the argument? You know show us the definitive facts from our side. I along with others continue to add facts and supporting data to our point of view. Yet I don't see that from your side of the debate.Quit with the not seeing the big picture. For a person who constantly has posted things that don't even address the point I was making and think it proved something, you have no room to talk about the big picture.Also, don't lump me in with James...I think he is a bit misguided on this one.They are fishing or just refusing to look at the complete picture. Not really worth arguing with them except for when your bored.You have to be fishing. Wayne Larrivee has covered the Packers for years doing their radio and so did the author of the article. Not to mention other NFL experts that state the Packers miss Favre's leadership yet we are all supposed to believe James The Scot over these experts. You are a fool, Jimmy.Whoa, scratch that.For evidence that players are now missing Favre's leadership...we now have Stinger Ray's "Cause Wayne Larrivee said so."Stinger Ray said:sho nuff said:And again...I don't diminish what he "has actually done".I diminish the thoughts and opinions of others who are overestimating his effect.Stinger Ray said:and I quote sho nuff....."I go through no lengths to diminish what the guy has done."sho nuff said:WHo said they do not know anything about leadership.
But can anyone point to any of these quotes and show where Brett Favre made his Packer teammates play better and now they are not simply because of him?
Thanks, Ill hang up and listen.
So again...can anyone point to a single player that played better simply because of Brett Favre and is now playing worse because its Rodgers at QB?
Anyone?There have bee quotes in here by Jets players acknowledging what Favre has done to elevate their play(and you dismiss them). It was discussed this morning on ESPN. Wayne Larrivee, the voice of the Packers has stated publicly the Packers are missing Favre's leadership and you try to fall back on some lame attempt like this. The team is missing leadership and EVERYONE knows it. Stop trying this silly attempt to point out single players because all you will do is spin and spin again in your attempts to diminish what Favre meant to the Packers. You also should know that leadership is an intangible and difficult to measure but this is where you want to try and spin too.
Well, I guess that settles it. All you needed to do was find someone else to espouse the same unsupported position without citing any evidence what so ever.
I guess for evidence that communism is a good idea, you could just say "Cause Joseph Stalin said so." Who knows communism better than Joseph Stalin.
Instead of evidence, we get a celebrity endorsement. I think Ricardo Montalban has a sweet Chrysler Cordoba over in the corner to sell you...with supple corinthian leather.
And you keep come back to the supporting data.
Its great stuff...but not one bit of it has supported the idea that guys tried harder for Favre than they have for Aaron Rodgers...and thats all I care about right now.
its the diffence between the 2 guys that matters...is this leadership that is lacking...the key thing in the season? Would it be enough for this team?
I don't think so...which is why I say many of you are overestimating its overall effect.
You also don't even see my side of the debate...or you would quit posting quotes that do not even address what I have said or make false accusations about what you claim I said.
Once again you can't see the forest for the trees.