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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NYPacker" data-source="post: 282621" data-attributes="member: 1831">I think Rodgers has done fine in the limited time he has in the playoffs. I was really bummed that his first playoff pass was an INT but I'll let it slide considering D. Lee ran the wrong route. However I will say this about Rodgers, he isn't a perfect QB and never will be. Every QB has his own unique flaw. P. Manning gets a little impatient sometimes, Brees likes to gamble by throwing into tight windows, and Brady likes to play it a little too safe from time to time. For Rodgers I think we all know what his problem is, he likes to hold onto the ball for quite some time. Everyone says that it's correctable by getting more and more experience. However Rodgers was known for holding the ball too long even during his college days in Cal and after coming into the NFL. Now this IS NOT necessarily a bad thing. You just need to adjust your gameplan around your QB's strengths and weaknesses. If your QB needs more time, you give it to him. If he needs to read the routes once the play is called, you teach your recievers to be better route runners. And if he needs to dump it off from time to time, you playcall those routes. IMO up till this draft the packers have just that. Rodgers should have no problem next year, but like I said he ain't no perfect QB.</blockquote>

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