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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 667333">As Pokerbrat already pointed here's what Dougherty wrote at the beginning of the article:On the first play of the Green Bay Packers’ team drills Thursday — the very first play — Aaron Rodgers’ throw to Jeff Janis was intercepted.The pass was behind Janis, which gave cornerback LaDarius Gunter the angle on the ball. But judging by Rodgers’ reaction, Janis ran a bad route.Uh oh.Or not.Yeah, the guy who couldn’t get on the field last year because of poor route running apparently ran another bad route Thursday. What's up with that? Is he still not getting this?And if you want to know why it matters so much, Gunter’s interception would have been a touchdown. That can be the difference between winning and losing a game.That is exactly the reason why Janis hasn't received more playing time. It seems he still hasn't fully grasped the playbook and as long as that doesn't change he should be on the sideline.</blockquote>

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