Does anybody else think that Aaron Rodgers is just a product of a good system. If Jeff Tedford wasn't a brilliant offensive mind, would he even be a first day pick?
Sure he had a great JC career, but so did I, and many others. I don't think he is as good as people think, and doesn't even stack up against Kyle Boller. And look at him.
What do you all think?
Only the future will tell us. Some QB's look like all world ...and then their world crashes, once they play in the NFL.
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Originally Posted by LZoeller12Yes.
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Originally Posted by LZoeller12
Did you play D-1 ball and lead a historically mediocre program to an 18-8 record (including 10-2 last year)?
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Originally Posted by LZoeller12Uh, yeah he does. Boller sucked his first 3 years and he still only completed 53% of his passes as a senior. Rodgers completed 66% last year.
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Originally Posted by LZoeller12
Lets not forget he had a running back that ran for 1845 yds. That always helps a QB.
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Originally Posted by LIQUID24
I have no doubt that being in Tedford's system helped Rodgers. IMO certain sytems will improve a QB's comp. %. However, once you get over 65% you're damn accurate regardless of the system. Accuracy is one of the most important attributes a QB needs for NFL success. I have no doubt about Rodger's accuracy. He is light years ahead of Boller who had very questionable accuracy in the same system.
Look at talent. Boller blows him away.
Look at the team, JJ Arrington rushed for 1800 yards. Boller never had that. Or a receiver, or an o-lineman.
Look at that Cal defense. Top 5 in D-1.
There were a lot of factors that had to do with Cal's turn around, and I don't think that Rodgers is necessarily the person who did it.
Look at Tedford's track record. The qb's he's groomed, Joey Harrington? Come on.
He's a product of the system!
This question had some limited impetus before the combine, but not now.
Rodgers is far and away the best pro prospect at QB in this year's draft, both in terms of physical tools and intangibles. That's not a knock on Alex Smith, but a proper assessment of the difference.
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Don't get me worng guys. I am not arguing for Boller, he's just a good comparison. Had he played under Tedford for two years though, I think he'd be putting up those kind of numbers. Crossing patterns and slants, hitches, and 10 yard option routes aren't hard balls to throw.
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Originally Posted by rafael
I just don't think that he is as good as everyone says he is.
Watch next year's qb at Cal. Bet he has good numbers too. Whoever it is?
The only thing Boller has over Rodgers is a stronger arm. There's alot more to QBing than that.
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Originally Posted by LZoeller12
Exactly. Accuracy, intagibles, mechanics, reading defenses....advantage Rodgers.
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