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Saturday, October 13, 2012 7:06:18 AM(UTC)
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Yerko said: 
Can someone...ANYONE...confirm that Rodgers called out the practice squad DBs either in this interview with Wilde or some other recent time? I posted this story and Bears fans keep bringing this up and calling him a douche for it.
Aaron Rodgers said:For whatever reason, the rookies have not picked up what the practice tempo looks like or the importance of the scout-team looks as well as maybe it's been in the past. I don't know if Mike said that in his press conference but he definitely mentioned that in our team meeting.
There needs to be a level of professionalism that is current through the entire team from the veterans to the rookies that they kind of understand how each part of the day adds to the preparation. And I think it definitely can be improved on their standpoint from an assignment and a tempo side of practice.
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Saturday, October 13, 2012 5:02:56 PM(UTC)
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 9:10:02 AM(UTC)
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Aaron Rodgers picks up the blitz better then any other QB in the league. Now the fact that Aaron Rodgers gets more sacked when his not being blitzed only surfaces other questions for me.
1- Does it mean our offensive line is that bad?
2- Does Aaron Rodgers keeps the ball longer then he needs too?
3- Are our WR's overrated and can't get open?
It could be all of the above ...
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 9:52:21 AM(UTC)
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ESPN just did a thing on Rodgers and they were saying the same thing alot of us have been saying, and that he is holding on to the ball to long and that he is not hitting the open guys in the middle of the field.
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 9:53:42 AM(UTC)
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dhazer said: ESPN just did a thing on Rodgers and they were saying the same thing alot of us have been saying, and that he is holding on to the ball to long and that he is not hitting the open guys in the middle of the field.
Even my daughter is sick of me saying that same exact thing. HIT THE FUCKER OPEN IN THE FLAT!!
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 2:00:26 PM(UTC)
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In my opinion it means Cobb has not been used well enough. That is on the coaches.
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 2:21:49 PM(UTC)
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I don't think Aaron has performed at a elite level since he missed that game after he suffered the concussion. It sure appears to me that his ultra precise passes have been average at best since his injury. Also his post Favre adrenaline rush and chip on his shoulder have slowly faded.
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 2:25:28 PM(UTC)
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gotarace said: I don't think Aaron has performed at a elite level since he missed that game after he suffered the concussion. It sure appears to me that his ultra precise passes have been average at best since his injury. Also his post Favre adrenaline rush and chip on his shoulder have slowly faded.
Aaron Rodgers last missed game due to injury was 2010 Patriots game. Do you not think 45 TD's and 6 INT's while setting the NFL QB Rating record is not elite?
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 2:28:04 PM(UTC)
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gotarace said: I don't think Aaron has performed at a elite level since he missed that game after he suffered the concussion. It sure appears to me that his ultra precise passes have been average at best since his injury. Also his post Favre adrenaline rush and chip on his shoulder have slowly faded.
They went on to win the superbowl after his concussion...he really turned it on in the playoffs that year. Do you remember the Atlanta playoff game, for example? And then last year he had one of the best years a QB has ever had in the NFL.
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Sunday, October 14, 2012 2:30:42 PM(UTC)
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go.pack.go. said: They went on to win the superbowl after his concussion...he really turned it on in the playoffs that year. Do you remember the Atlanta playoff game, for example? And then last year he had one of the best years a QB has ever had in the NFL.
The problem with Arodge's head is that he needs to pull it out of his ass.
1: Hit the guy when he comes open. Don't pass up open receivers hoping that someone will get open deep 8 seconds later.
2: If you're going to throw deep to a guy, hit him.
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Zero2Cool said: Aaron Rodgers last missed game due to injury was 2010 Patriots game. Do you not think 45 TD's and 6 INT's while setting the NFL QB Rating record is not elite?
It's funny the guy doesn't put up the same numbers as last year and everyone starts calling him an average QB. Who hasn't had a off season? We're not even through half a season yet... people are ridiculous... A Super bowl and a MVP isn't good enough I suppose? Sounds like Eli Manning last year doesn't it? I guess Rodgers needs to prove himself again![rockon]
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