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That's actually a good question to ask. If we're talking about prime Rodgers vs prime Stafford, the answer is "hahahahahahahahahah lol no." But if we're to compare the two as they are right now? That answer is a definitive, "ya know... maybe?"
The answer is still "hahahahahahahahahah lol no." Nothing has changed.
Because Rodgers wasn't quite as good this last year as he was in the past. Up until Stafford's injury, the two of them were virtually identical in every statistical metric.
Assuming Rodgers continues a slight downturn (he's at that age where most QBs start to tail off, by the by) and Stafford continues to rise... it's not a gimme that Rodgers will remain the superior QB comparing the two head-to-head.
New reason why Matt Stafford is the suckiest suck to ever suck ----> the beard with no 'tache look.
We don't want to see you rocking this look while you look downfield for an open receiver.
"...when Hibernian won the Scottish Cup final and that celebration, Sunshine on Leith? I don’t think there’s a better football celebration ever in the game.”
Because Rodgers wasn't quite as good this last year as he was in the past. Up until Stafford's injury, the two of them were virtually identical in every statistical metric.
well....except for wins against winning teams
Assuming Rodgers continues a slight downturn (he's at that age where most QBs start to tail off, by the by) and Stafford continues to rise... it's not a gimme that Rodgers will remain the superior QB comparing the two head-to-head.
continues to rise? Seriously......Stafford peaked six years ago. Check it out.......it's a fact.
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