Rodgers has never played from behind yet this year, and i'm really excited to see him to. last year when he was behind by many in the dallas game, and he stepped up big time. I think if we get behind, he will strongly answer. what do you guys think?

I think once he gets behind in a game, and really steps it up, then everyone will realize what a great QB he is.

F U! lol I want to see Rodgers dominate and never be behind. What the heck kind of Packers fan are you! lol

Some of us are old and can't handle the ole "Cardiac Pack" again 🙂

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Actually we were down 25-23 I believe against Detroit...... So take that!!! :whipitgood:


I never want to see Aaron Rodgers play from behind, like Zero said

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Yeah, we were down one time, and we did step it up! we drove down for a field goal, i think we could've had a TD, but MM decided to run it after that big jennings pass. He stepped up last week when we were behind.

Is it just me, or does the title of this thread and the bolded part of this post look REALLY gay?

Just sayin'.. 😛

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you would 😑

But Aaron Rodgers has played from behind and it was in the Lions game. Silly peoples.

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I want to see Aaron face a good team. Minnesota is overrated, Lions are well, they're the Loins. Now is his first big test.

I wouldn't say it's his first big test.

I mean not after that Favre fiasco, and coming out to play the pre-season opener, then after Favre was solid in his debut as a Jet, Aaron had another big test in the MNF opener.

Also, let's not forget last year when Aaron came in for Brett against the Cowboys, it was 17-0 for the 'Boys.

They won 37-27, but there was a point where the Packers where within a FG (30-27).

At this point in time, I think Aaron's only 'big test' left is how he responds from a bad game. Even so, he's already kinda passed it with the game against the Broncos in the pre-season, after a horrid game against the 49ers.

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I very much disagree...this IS a big test. Its a team that recently we have struggled against. Last year we got lucky and Romo choked so we didn't have to play away from Lambeau. It could really determine a lot on our season, it could give us a very big advantage in the NFC, or mean that we cant afford to lose to teams like Seattle, Tampa, New Orleans, and Chicago. Not that we can ever afford to lose, but a loss in any of those games could be bad. Not to mention we have Indy to take on.

Our schedule isn't as easy as it was last year. We have a rough road. And this is truly a big test for Aaron and the rest of this team. Do we have what it takes to get back to the NFC Championship?

I have strong faith that we do. But it will be much more difficult than last year. IMO