NFC North Discussion

I sound ignorant, do I? lol ....comprehend what I said and get back to me. All I said was that they're looking at paying $55+mil/yr to someone with only the one year of actual game experience. That's not an opinion. 

that would explain drafting Love in 2020 and giving Rodgers an extension in 2022. Great roster management there

2022 worked out good for the Packers?

One more time, I simply stated facts. I said nothing about whether they were right or wrong in what they've done or what they'll be doing. 

Yes, QBs are paid a lot more today than they were when Aaron signed his contract extension in 2008 after starting only 7 games in the NFL. Wow, that is shocking. Lmmfao.

Please let Love's extension actually get signed before you attempt to claim the Packers ripped themselves off. Too funny that Vikings fans are twisting themselves into a pretzel to try and spin this to a negative for the Packers. They only can dream that the Vikings had the Packers situation at QB.

Yes, every season that a team does not hoist a Lombardi is somewhat of a failure. Great teams are constantly setting themselves up to have a good chance at hoisting a Lombardi. Great GMs are paid to make sure teams have sustained success. I think anyone without hatred for the Packers would say the Packers have the roster and coaching staff to be among the teams that are actual contenders for a Lombardi this season.

The Packers are also again the youngest team in the league. The present and future are very bright in Green Bay.

We shall see how it all plays out.

I hope the Vikings are true contenders in the not so distant future as well.

I don't think Bart Starr was paid too much in his Packers career. I don't think Lynn Dickey was paid too much in his Packers career(Threw the prettiest ball of any Packers QB ever) I don't think Brett Favre was paid too much in his Packers career. I don't think Aaron Rodgers was paid too much in his Packers career.

Again, wait until Jordan actually signs his contract extension to claim he is making too much.

There are people paid a lot more to work at McDonald's today than they were in 1992 when Brett came to Green Bay. When will the McDonalds worker $$$ "frenzy" end?

The "point" is, the Packers have their 3rd franchise QB in a row, nothing you type can change that, sorry.