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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 997131" data-attributes="member: 11933">Rodgers was fine in 2017. Didn’t start out great (which he’s been known for in the past) but games 3, 4, and 5 before the collarbone injury he was outstanding. I’ve mentioned many times that 2018 was just an awful year by his standards. It was clear that he and McCarthy were at odds and I think to some degree he mentally checked out. You yourself mentioned that it would be impossible for him to play great in the first year of LaFleur’s offense. The receipts are there from what you posted back then. But now you have a different view on Rodgers so you’ve shifted your narrative. I know I’ve beaten this dead horse quite a bit, but Kurt Warner’s breakdown of the Detroit tape really puts things into perspective on what I think was happening a lot throughout the season. To the naked eye, one could certainly make the argument that Rodgers was making poor throws. And to be fair, there were a ton of poor throws. But when you see Kurt break down a couple dozen offensive plays where guys clearly aren’t in the right spot, running the wrong route, not motioning when needed, misreading the leverage, etc., it highlights a much bigger issue with the offense than just the quarterback.</blockquote>

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