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bruiser.sixpack

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In the NFL, a good offense can protect an average defense. The penalties hurt, but the difference is Rodgers is a veteran making plays and Dak is a rookie not making plays. Dak will have to take some blame as he is trying to be a statue in the pocket while Rodgers is getting away from the rush and creating plays.
 

bruiser.sixpack

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That last series before the field goal, he needed to force GB to play the pass/run option to match up 11 on 11. Three straight to the middle of the field in the end zone and came up snake eyes. FG aren't going to win this game.
 

KurtRambis4

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I completely disagree

w this. Dallas' D was forcing their O to score every possession, essentially. You cannot expect that from your offense. Period.
 

Msubulldogfan1

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In the NFL, a good offense can protect an average defense. The penalties hurt, but the difference is Rodgers is a veteran making plays and Dak is a rookie not making plays. Dak will have to take some blame as he is trying to be a statue in the pocket while Rodgers is getting away from the rush and creating plays.

Wow...he can't take any blame for Green Bay's TDs on the first 3 drives or the stupid 15 yard penalty on butler.

Dak is 10-18, 147 yards and 1 TD in the first half. Hard to ask more from him.
 

olblue.sixpack

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In the NFL, a good offense can protect an average defense. The penalties hurt, but the difference is Rodgers is a veteran making plays and Dak is a rookie not making plays. Dak will have to take some blame as he is trying to be a statue in the pocket while Rodgers is getting away from the rush and creating plays.

Reading through some of these threads, it's as if some of these people have never heard of Aaron Rodgers before today. He's pretty good.
 

woozman

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In the NFL, a good offense can protect an average defense. The penalties hurt, but the difference is Rodgers is a veteran making plays and Dak is a rookie not making plays. Dak will have to take some blame as he is trying to be a statue in the pocket while Rodgers is getting away from the rush and creating plays.

Umm, no...
 

KurtRambis4

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I don't think

anyone is discounting Aaron, at least I'm not, but Osweiller would be tearing it up w this protection.
 
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