Rivers & Rodgers Tossing It Around in the Rain! (Packers vs. Chargers 2011, Week 9) 

Man u not lyin

Stafford too

Forgot Romo and Stafford

Nah I'll take early 90's: Montana, Young, Moon, Cunningham, Aikman, Elway, Favre, Kelly, Marino...

Greatest quarterback era was the 90s, and I’m not sure that it’s even close. Farve, Aikman, Young, Kelly, Moon, Marino, Elway etc. These guys played in a far more difficult NFL in terms of the physicality and having far more responsibility in terms of running the offense. The guys you named were all time greats but they had the undeniable benefit of playing in an NFL where the degree of difficulty was clearly reduced because of the rule changes for player safety and to increase offensive scoring and numbers.

"YOU ARE A FACTORY OF SADNESS!!"

@@BoltPin_05try reading that again bud

Ya Fr the giants won 2011

@@user-qr3so8yz4c why this guy mentioned 2011 for above these comments that's what we talking about if u don't know

This was in 2011. Packers weren’t undefeated heading to week 9 in 2009.

@@dogeandtywho said they were?

The year that they looked like they would get there again, only to have their faces melted off their skulls by the Giants in their first playoff game.

@@LiamDeege Giants being the chaotic underdogs like they were in 2007.

@@TheGlassCoke2001 Yep, the Giants kept ruining everyone's fun until the very end when they took down Brady twice.

@@TheGlassCoke2001 2007 run was great. NO ONE talks about the 2011 giants super bowl run. to embarrass a 15-1 green bay team they lost at home in the regular season. then take on another hot team in the 49ers on the road. and finally the killer (no pun intended) new england offense that year

@@mariosnum1fan No one task about it because the 2011 Giants were arguably one of the worst teams to ever make it to and win the Super Bowl.

It was the year after they won the sb

Work in progress

They really don't belong in Los Angeles if I'm gonna be honest.

it's a rare mistake by throwback here. year should be 2011. this was the season after green bay won it all

ion kn why he won the MVP tht year he didnt do any special fr

⁠@@user-ed4ek2xw4h 45 TDs to 6 interceptions is pretty special

2011

He was good but not great- overrated!

True

The Chargers don't belong in Los Angeles honestly.

@@LiamDeege No they don’t

And up’d in 2020 with 48TD’s and 5ints…🥱🐐

@@GuppySama1 we should’ve been in the Super Bowl smh, pain💀 he played so fkn well those mvp years damn man

@@keegs2002 2014 against seattle still haunts me in my dreams dawg smh lol

@@GuppySama1 OMG I KNOW ME TOO I PUNCHED MY TV AND SCREAMED WHEN KEARSE CAUGHT THAT PASS. Up 16-0 Defense had 4 picks, onside kick we should have recovered all of it just made my gut burn I was soooo pissed

Fair!

They won the Super Bowl the year before, this is from the season where they went 15-1 and lost in their first game in the playoffs.

@@LiamDeege They won in the 2010 season yeah but the journalist says: « The Super Bowl champs »

I’m trying bestest!!

Your boy was trying to throwback too far and was off by 2 years!

Oooo defense so strong then.

So do the jets

it was; title is just an error on throwback's part

​@@mariosnum1fanYou're So Cool 😎 Go Cowboys 🤠

Me make an error??? That never happens 😱

Yeah

This years defense sucked.

@@noahjones3538 I wouldn't say the defense "sucked", they led the league in takeaways and almost had the same defensive lineup from the year before. I think the difference was the packers high powered offense, and how opposing teams would have to be aggressive, throwing the ball a lot because they spent most of the game playing while behind

The packers defense forced turnovers all year in 2011. They were tied for 1st with SF for most takeaways with 38 on the season. They just gave up a lot of yards which was most likely a by-product of how quickly and often the offense was scoring.

IMHO, as a Charger fan who went to many games at the Q, that wasn’t the case prior to the 2010s. That stadium would be packed with passionate Charger fans as far back (I was born in 1988) as I can remember.

@@angelenriqu1I agree I went to games in the 2000s and we had a rockin fanbase. Fell apart once we started missing the playoffs

@@ryandeeg2538The 2009 season was its PEAK ALONG WITH 2007 and 2006

Thank the Spanos family for that.

Nah I couldn't disagree more. San Diego natives LOVED there Chargers. This is the GB Packers, who along with the Steelers and the Cowboys, have long had traveling and/or nationwide fanbases.