Kizer backing up Rogers
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Yes the D shown Kaiser that we know and love has shown up in just a few minutes of the game that he’s been in a turnover in the red zone and a turnover to get the other team a TD
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Is anyone watching this kid pickup right where he left off last year?
He's been in for two series and already turned it over in the red zone and a pick six!
Is anyone watching this kid pickup right where he left off last year?
He's been in for two series and already thrown a red zone int and a pick six!
huh? what happened to Rodgers?
oh dear god poor packers fans if Rodgers is down. They're gonna know.
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Is anyone watching this kid pickup right where he left off last year?
He's been in for two series and already thrown a red zone int and a pick six!
huh? what happened to Rodgers?
oh dear god poor packers fans if Rodgers is down. They're gonna know.
huh? what happened to Rodgers?
oh dear god poor packers fans if Rodgers is down. They're gonna know.
I have Rodgers on both of my FL teams...... aaahhhhhhh. Backups are Dak and Goff who I got this morning.

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huh? what happened to Rodgers?
oh dear god poor packers fans if Rodgers is down. They're gonna know.
I have Rodgers on both of my FL teams...... aaahhhhhhh. Backups are Dak and Goff who I got this morning.

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Watching a young, innovative and competent head coach make a difference to a football team has me pretty freaking jealous.
..... but at least we have Hue.
Watching a young, innovative, competent head coach make a difference to a football team has me pretty freaking jealous.
..... but at least we have Hue.
Yep...Biggest take away from today...There are no anomalies in the NFL...If you have accuracy issues in college , they'll follow you to the pro's...If you suck as a head coach (or special teams coach)...you're not suddenly going to "learn" how to coach in the off season.
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Watching a young, innovative, competent head coach make a difference to a football team has me pretty freaking jealous.
..... but at least we have Hue.
Yep...Biggest take away from today...There are no anomalies in the NFL...If you have accuracy issues in college , they'll follow you to the pro's...If you suck as a head coach (or special teams coach)...you're not suddenly going to "learn" how to coach in the off season.
Yep...Biggest take away from today...There are no anomalies in the NFL...If you have accuracy issues in college , they'll follow you to the pro's...If you suck as a head coach (or special teams coach)...you're not suddenly going to "learn" how to coach in the off season.
Very true and accurate assessment
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The only way the Packers have a chance in this gameThe only way the Packers have a chance in this game
The GB offense is completely set up around Rodgers as quarterback, his style and everything else with some pretty young guys around him. Kizer or anyone else who steps in will have to deal with that. Oh GB pulled it out 24-23 (?).
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He's the king of turnovers.
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Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
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Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
Does Kizer have like naked photos of you or something. It seems like you are always making excuses for his play. Sure, he makes some good plays. He always entices you with his apparent skills The facts remain: 2 series: 2 turnovers.
And I think you are wrong about that last sentence. Had that injury to Rodgers really been serious, you would have seen the Pack on the waiver wire looking for a veteran backup QB....to start.
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Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
He made some nice throws and then sailed balls 10 yards over receivers head as well. He looked a lot like last year.
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Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
He made some nice throws and then sailed balls 10 yards over receivers head as well. He looked a lot like last year.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
He made some nice throws and then sailed balls 10 yards over receivers head as well. He looked a lot like last year.
Exactly what I thought, mark. He made some throws that made me say "wow, kizer looks improved," and then he went right back to being deshone kizer from 2017.
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Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
He made some nice throws and then sailed balls 10 yards over receivers head as well. He looked a lot like last year.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
isnt that exactly what i was screaming about at the end of last year? he did it in that gb game....haha fuk u matthews. Amazing that kid will not learn from his mistakes. I mean people are telling him these are mistakes right?
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the kid has one if the most gufted arms in the nfl. He will always make throws tgat make u go wow.. And then he will sht the bed with a move u saw ur hs qb get made to run laps on mon for. No exaggerrating
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Sorry to bust the narrative, but Kizer was not completely at fault fro either of his turnovers. Plus he threw some nice balls in rhythm prior to that stepping into the hardest job in the NFL... replacing Mr. Irreplaceable.
I'm sure McCarthy is not regretting who his backup QB is.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
He made some nice throws and then sailed balls 10 yards over receivers head as well. He looked a lot like last year.
I don't know..that fumble on the sack looked like it was pretty much his fault for not putting the ball away when he's being sacked.
He made some nice throws and then sailed balls 10 yards over receivers head as well. He looked a lot like last year.
What I saw was Kizer tucking the ball and Mack making a great play ripping it out of his arm. This just in... Khalil Mack is one strong dude. It wasn't like Kizer was running with the ball in his hand and it was simply knocked out as was the case with Dak yesterday.
On the INT on the screen... the man over Center was in so fast that Kizer did not have a chance. Collinsworth even mentioned that the Center has to slow the rusher up a beat... and he was right. Yet Kizer still threw it where the RB was waiting. It was kinda a no-look pass, but Mack read the screen and made a great play. Plus for whatever reason there was a GB OL between the QB and RB (not how you draw up a screen) and the OL actually kept Mack from being seen. Had he been seen Kizer may have still thrown the pick, but as it played out he had no chance.
Kizer still has a long way to go, but I saw a better version of him last nite.
I'm done here...
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I'm done here...
Yea, you needed to be:

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