Aaron Rodgers
30 November 2008
While Aaron Rodgers is not a bad quarterback, he is not as good of a fit in the offense as Favre was. Rodgers is best throwing on the run. It is no secret that most rollout passes are based off of play action. The problem with that is you have to establish a running game before play action. As previously discussed, the Packers offense is not built that way. Still, the Packers have averaged 27.5 points per game, good for fifth best in the NFL. Do not let the numbers deceive, they do not have the fifth best offense in the NFL.
Posted by Dennis Henle Jr | 1 comment
5 March 2008
t for himself, he did it for us.
Now what next for the Packers? The backup quarterback Aaron Rodgers should be anxious to start next season after waiting three years on the bench. Having Favre as a mentor should help him significantly. But now there will be a different feeling when I watch Packers games. I will not see the same greatness on the field. I'll give Aaron some time, but it will hard to duplicate what "Iron Man" has done. It is a sad day for football, even if you are a Bears fan. We are going to miss all of those great plays. We are going to miss those touchdowns. Football will not be the same without Favre. He was the face of football for a long time.
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