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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrankRizzo" data-source="post: 514558" data-attributes="member: 2232">Why not, exactly?There have been many moments in great QB's careers, and I am thinking Elway, Montana, Marino, Favre, Eli where they were in a game that was ugly or didn't go their way, or was close for whatever reason, and they had one last chance to make up for all of it, and get a score at the end...... forget what happened prior to it. They had the ball in their hands late.Rodgers has been the best QB we've ever seen so far in his career, and the stats show this. We're spoiled, lucky.But the stats also show another truth, that for whatever reasons, he's NOT been clutch in situations like this when we need a game-saving TD to win a game. Again, the stats back up our memories, and that's not bullcrap.I thought he had a chance to silence those doubts today late, and expected, hoped, he'd come through. But he didn't, for various reasons.... including his stupid Int deep right to Cobb. Bad play call. Bad pass.Rodgers is still the best QB in the world.But down 4, 5, or 6 with 2 minutes to go, he's proven he's not the guy you want, for whatever reasons.Some will blame McCarthy to absolve Rodgers.But don't act like Brian Hoying and Jake Locker have great brilliant minds coaching them, and they found a way to get that last drive into the end zone.Oh, you know it, Rodgers is going to hear it this week about that again.</blockquote>

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