Awesome. I’ll just pretend this is 2004 and the Packers are the Bears, and we beat the Penn State Lions.

… and Aaron provided some for us. He had an awesome day. 24/38, 328yrds, 63% comp, 8.6 yrds/attempt with a rating of 117.5!!! QB ratings for NFL are calculated differently and a 117.5 is amazing.

Peep dis:

While Favre was struggling against the Patriots, Rodgers was annihilating a terrible Lions defense, passing for 328 passing yards and three first-half touchdowns.
…but this game and day will be remembered for Rodgers being one of the biggest winners in the NFL. He once again showcased his strong arm and perfect timing with most of his receiving corps. Rodgers’ touchdowns went to three different wide receivers (Donald Driver, Jordy Nelson and James Jones), none of them to big-play guy Greg Jennings.
 

This is such a feel good story. I love it. Thanks again Danzig.

We needed something positive. I am sure we’ll see some coverage of Desean with his game against the Cowboys tomorrow. I just have to say, Danzig, damn son, where you get those fancy tunes for the video? Freaking awesome dude!

It probably was a function of Tedford’s offense, but I hardly remember him ever leaving the pocket when he was at Cal.

And, btw, Danzig, I really liked both the music you selected for this clip and the fact that you kept the commentators over it in the audio. Props.

I know Rodgers is no Hall of Famer, but can all the ESPN mouths shut up with the Favre comparisons and let Rodgers play out his career now . . .

First of all, Detroit made Matt Ryan look like Aaron Rodgers. Secondly, neither of the Packers first two opponents were much good.

We will know a lot more about Rodgers after he plays one of the best defenses in the NFC on Sunday night. This is the tipping point.