Russell Wilson for Aaron Rodgers?

[chris98251]

He already got tagged by the Santa Clara defense. Over....and....over.....and over again.

Yeah and got to the next level of playoffs doing it. Why you need an Elite QB right

 

[SoulfishHawk]

one and done

 

[ivotuk]

Ambrose is 100 percent on point. It's strange and laughable how many people just hate the guy.
But, it's grown old and tired.

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Ay if trying to gain clout off a dead man’s name in a cheesy hype video is your thing that’s cool I guess?

Or maybe a hype video about coming back from injury that you weren’t ready to come back from and got your dumb ass shut out in the first game back on the same day you dropped the stupid video is your thing that’s a bit odd but whatever.

Everything he does is for his brand, same with this on again off again stuff with wanting to leave but definitely not but i might leave.

It’s exhausting. He’s not that special to be doing all this.

It’s 2022 all athletes have foundations and do work in their communities, I was not talking about that stuff cuz it’s become run of the mill BS.

I Love Russell, but his actions make me cringe. He has no business sense about him as his actions (underlined and bolded) are destroying his credibility.

He sees Aron Rodgers squawking, and follows suit trying to gain power within the Seahawks org.

HUGE differences in situations. Green Bay is owned by it's fans, and they can be fickle. Green Bay ignored the need for a WR and threw away a pick trading up for a QB when they already have one of the best on their team. All he needs is another good WR to take the heat off of Davante.

So Rodgers is rightfully pissed, the fans are rightfully pissed because picks were wasted on a QB that may never be a starter. GB may have won that game if they had another 1st round WR to throw to...

Russell is making a fool of himself, and it's probably at Mark Rogers behest, a man that's enjoying his new(ish) found notoriety, and knows absolutely nothing about football.

Oh, and Russell, one more thing, the Seahawks are run by Jody Allen, a tough, shrewd, businesswoman who will NOT be held hostage by a QB, and a woman that Russell could learn a thing or two about "Brand" from.

 

[Sgt. Largent]

I mean, if all things are equal as far as salary, cap ramifications, etc. I'd take Rodgers over Wilson at this point in both their careers.

Some of you guys are acting like Russ is amazing in the playoffs. Dude's stunk in the playoffs since his RB and elite defense evaporated.

So if you're going to do a TD dance on Rodgers losing yesterday, you better be equally critical of Russell's playoff performances.

3-5 since 2015, and should be 2-6 if Blair Walsh doesn't have one of the biggest choke jobs in NFL playoff history.

I hate Rodgers, he's a d-bag of biblical proportions. But he's arguably the most consistently great QB of all time.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

He is phenomenal. But still 11-10 in the playoffs and ONE Super Bowl. Also, 1-4 in Championship games.
Dude is not perfect, at all. Sure gets treated like it. He lost a game at HOME, with a week off, to a team that scored 6 POINTS on offense. But...but....MVP.....
And no, I'm not claiming Russ is better than Rodgers. But Rodgers isn't nearly as clutch year after year as everyone makes him out to be. Again, amazing QB. He looked like absolute garbage this weekend. Seems like he should be blasted for it too.

 

[Keyhawk]

If Russell doesn't want to be a Seahawk anymore, then yes.

 

[Chapow]

I mean, if all things are equal as far as salary, cap ramifications, etc. I'd take Rodgers over Wilson at this point in both their careers.

Some of you guys are acting like Russ is amazing in the playoffs. Dude's stunk in the playoffs since his RB and elite defense evaporated.

So if you're going to do a TD dance on Rodgers losing yesterday, you better be equally critical of Russell's playoff performances.

3-5 since 2015, and should be 2-6 if Blair Walsh doesn't have one of the biggest choke jobs in NFL playoff history.

I hate Rodgers, he's a d-bag of biblical proportions. But he's arguably the most consistently great QB of all time.

Since 2010 Rodgers is 7-9 in the playoffs with 0 conference championships, 0 Super Bowl appearances, and 0 Super Bowl wins.

He's been, for the most part, consistently great in the regular season. The playoffs? Not so much. Unless you consider making it to the Super Bowl only once in his entire career great.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

People are not interested in facts. Rodgers is God, Russ is Satan.
Basically

 

[NINEster]

Ambrose is 100 percent on point. It's strange and laughable how many people just hate the guy.
But, it's grown old and tired.

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Wilson's off the field persona is corny and easy to make fun of, but if I was a Hawk fan I'd be pissed at him being responsible for the division of the team at the height of its success.

He's a superior QB to Garoppolo, and yet Wilson will never be loved as a teammate like Jimmy G. Ask Sherman, he'll tell you.

I'm happy for it, because maybe the Seahawks could have won more Super Bowls if his personality was better.

 

[hawkfan68]

I mean, if all things are equal as far as salary, cap ramifications, etc. I'd take Rodgers over Wilson at this point in both their careers.

Some of you guys are acting like Russ is amazing in the playoffs. Dude's stunk in the playoffs since his RB and elite defense evaporated.

So if you're going to do a TD dance on Rodgers losing yesterday, you better be equally critical of Russell's playoff performances.

3-5 since 2015, and should be 2-6 if Blair Walsh doesn't have one of the biggest choke jobs in NFL playoff history.

I hate Rodgers, he's a d-bag of biblical proportions. But he's arguably the most consistently great QB of all time.

Since 2010 Rodgers is 7-9 in the playoffs with 0 conference championships, 0 Super Bowl appearances, and 0 Super Bowl wins.

He's been, for the most part, consistently great in the regular season. The playoffs? Not so much. Unless you consider making it to the Super Bowl only once in his entire career great.

Not a fan of Rodgers by any means, but you may want to recheck your statement as it's factually wrong. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201102060pit.htm

 

[James in PA]

Remember when most people called Russ a top 5 QB? There was a time when some were even calling him Top 3. Now the best you see is "top 10." He's regressing. I don't see him ever back in the top 3 or 5 conversation.


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[John63]

Remember when most people called Russ a top 5 QB? There was a time when some were even calling him Top 3. Now the best you see is "top 10." He's regressing. I don't see him ever back in the top 3 or 5 conversation.


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he got hurt and played injured
example before the season

PFF had him ranked 4
NFL had him ranked 2nd
CBS Sports had him ranked 2n

the only question is can he come back 100% from the injury. If the last 2 games are any indication the answer is yes. But we will see.

Most of the one sI see for after the season still has him ranked any place from 7th-12th all with the caveat of the injury.

 

[Throwdown]

Remember when most people called Russ a top 5 QB? There was a time when some were even calling him Top 3. Now the best you see is "top 10." He's regressing. I don't see him ever back in the top 3 or 5 conversation.


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He probably still could be, but the brand of football he wants to play isn’t for him.

 

[OrangeGravy]

Remember when most people called Russ a top 5 QB? There was a time when some were even calling him Top 3. Now the best you see is "top 10." He's regressing. I don't see him ever back in the top 3 or 5 conversation.


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Partly due to regression and partly due to the 4 young QBs in the AFC who have or are quickly passing him by. They're better pure passers, save Allen and they can run at their size.

 

[DarkVictory23]

Remember when most people called Russ a top 5 QB? There was a time when some were even calling him Top 3. Now the best you see is "top 10." He's regressing. I don't see him ever back in the top 3 or 5 conversation.


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he got hurt and played injured
example before the season

PFF had him ranked 4
NFL had him ranked 2nd
CBS Sports had him ranked 2n

the only question is can he come back 100% from the injury. If the last 2 games are any indication the answer is yes. But we will see.

Most of the one sI see for after the season still has him ranked any place from 7th-12th all with the caveat of the injury.

NFL and CBS had him as number 2? In what? Who was ranking him above Mahomes, Brady, and Rodgers (or at least 2 out of the 3)? You have a link to this because I don't buy for a second anyone calling Russ the 2nd best QB in the NFL ever, let alone before this season.


At any rate, I don't believe Russ is likely to ever end up 'Top 5' again though he might sit on the periphery as a 5/6 candidate if Brady does retire this year. He's still not better than Rodgers on the field but, as I already said before, I would never want Seahawks to trade him for A-a-ron. Plus, I expect Rodgers to start regressing (in the regular season, not just the playoffs) in the next year or two.

 

[5thgen]

In your dreams Rogers would come here. I'd give 3 Wilsons for one Roger any day.

 

[John63]

In your dreams Rogers would come here. I'd give 3 Wilsons for one Roger any day.

No thanks

 

[mrblitz]

Rodgers is a bad fit for Seattle.

 

[toffee]

There is an opening in Tampa Bay, they are looking for a QB to step in. How could Rodgers not be interested? In fact, how could any elite QBs not be interested to take over where Brady left off? The team is super bowl ready, 3 points from super bowl.

 

[Mizak]

There is an opening in Tampa Bay, they are looking for a QB to step in. How could Rodgers not be interested? In fact, how could any elite QBs not be interested to take over where Brady left off? The team is super bowl ready, 3 points from super bowl.

You think Rodgers gets traded there and Davonte Adams signs there as a Free Agent? IF true, instant Super Bowl favorites.