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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 922625" data-attributes="member: 11933">Rodgers' numbers in the postseason are pretty much better than Brady's across the board. When you take everything into consideration, it's not difficult to come to the conclusion that Brady has always had more help around him from a defensive standpoint and a coaching standpoint than Rodgers.Brady rarely had a defense that wet the bed in the playoffs. And when it did? At the highest of levels? He got beat 41-33. Even the greatest of QBs cannot always win shootouts. And Rodgers' defenses give up an average of like 37 a game in playoff losses. The highest average EVER for a QB's defense with minimum games taken into consideration.Comparing the winning isn't completely immaterial, but in my opinion, it's a very lazy way to analyze this particular situation.Rodgers hasn't always been perfect in the playoffs. And neither has Brady, nor any other QB for that matter. But defense, special teams, and coaching matter a whole bunch. Rodgers' teams have generally left a whole hell of a lot to be desired in those categories.</blockquote>

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