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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hauschild" data-source="post: 257879" data-attributes="member: 1638">I agree.  However, I always come back to Rodgers' scouting report which stated he took too many sacks and had issues with "anticipating" receivers breaking open.  This is almost paramount in the NFL, to be able to excel in these two areas, and Rodgers still isn't good or comfortable with either.Avoiding sacks is almost certainly correctable, which Rodgers proved last Sunday.  However, I'm not convinced that it is possible to alter a man's thought processes permanently.  Everybody thinks differently, so how can you expect to change "how" anybody thinks then reacts?  This is what worries me because there will always be those instances where a defense has diagnosed an offensive play perfectly, which requires the quarterback to thread the needle, or improvise.  As we've seen with Aaron thus far in his career is that he can receive 5 or 6 seconds of protection, or longer, and because no receiver breaks open, he panics and his minds seems to "shut down".  By this time, if he doesn't have room to break a run, he's a victim of a sack.This is going to be very interesting to see whether Rodgers can adapt, improvise and overcome.</blockquote>

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