jdlax
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Can someone with ESPN Insider post the #4 and #5 observations from this article? If you're not comfortable posting ESPN's "protected" content, maybe just a short summary of what they were saying in #4 and #5? Thanks.
"Grasping the offense" and "executing the offense with Brian Urlacher ready to drill you" are two different things.
I hope Aaron is ready to play. I don't want him to fail. The future of the Packers is riding on his ability to pick it up.
But the question that never seems to be asked his way is: "if you're so darn good, why haven't you pushed Brett Favre?" What that tells me(ignoring for a moment the P.R. B.S.) is he still isn't able to beat out a 38 year old quarterback.
Apparently Rodgers hasn't improved THAT much, or there would be stories about "tough decision for McCarthy at QB" coming out. Haven't seen those yet.
Lets see Rodgers efficiently move the offense in the pre-season, like Matt Hasselbeck did. Then we'll make proclamations.
Can someone with ESPN Insider post the #4 and #5 observations from this article? If you're not comfortable posting ESPN's "protected" content, maybe just a short summary of what they were saying in #4 and #5? Thanks.
Greg C. said:His roster still includes 28 of the 31 draft choices he's selected since taking charge in 2005. Six are now starters, with linebacker A.J. Hawk being the one with Pro Bowl potential.