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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColtsSeahawks" data-source="post: 256088" data-attributes="member: 1830">Ya I agree with you on this to some point. I dont think Rodgers holds on to the ball near as long as some people make out though.... He usually has about 3 seconds in the pocket to make a decision and then pressure gets to him and then he will get out of the pocket or scramble which takes another 2 seconds and then he will make a play.   If you watch Peyton Manning he usually has a full four or 5 seconds to throw the ball. Half the time he doesnt need it and will get rid of the ball in 2 seconds but Rodgers can make quick decisions as well. Rodgers does hold on to the ball sometimes a bit to long, but that is not always a bad thing... Big Ben does it to and that has worked out pretty well for him. Green Bay has lost 3 very close games to two tough teams.. Minnesota has an extremely tough defense.  If you watched the game Sunday when the Colts played San Fran... Peyton was over throwing receivers, under throwing, and just making poor decisions... Also didnt lead them into the end zone one single time. He had pressure in his face and when he had to get rid of the ball with in 2 seconds it wasnt pretty.  I still think if Aaron Rodgers didnt have to leave the pocket so often, and had more time to throw the ball they would have beaten Minnesota at least once this year and beaten the Bengals.</blockquote>

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