It goes either way for me, not about the fist fights, I don't care that muchBut he does have flaws, nobody is perfect, but for a lot of years we've seen mostly perfect QB play. Think about it, he had 4-5 poor passes last week and they stood out. Every other QB has passes like that every single game, every single week. Except Brady maybe. Cam Newton throws that many bad passes a half and they keep winning. Peyton Manning was throwing that many bad ones a quarter, except against us, and they kept winning.
So while I do put some of this on Rodgers, I'm not going to dump it all on him either, or even mostly. I think it's loads easier for a WR to make 5-10 plays a game in terms of contested catches or laying out for a ball etc, than it is for a QB to be perfect on every single throw, and when he is perfect on that throw, ala Cobb and Adams, you have to catch the damn ball. Those 2 plays alone could have easily been the difference in the game.
Like you said, someone could pick up our QB once and a while, or even just make a play on a perfectly thrown ball when it is there.
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The one Cobb dropped in the early going could have been a 20+ yarder and likely over 30 and he might have scored. He had his man beat and no one in front of him. Then of course there's Adams dropping the 2 pointer in the end zone, I don't get that jump. He clearly saw the ball why not attack the ball and move towards it a couple of feet using his body to shield it from the defender? I think part of it does come down to coaching. Too much panic too much pressing and not enough of the little things, the little bits of execution that make a difference.
