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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Patriotplayer90" data-source="post: 771279" data-attributes="member: 11307">This article nails it.  People want to put 100 percent of the blame on Hundley, but the truth is that even Rodgers hasbeen struggling to move the ball outside of the red zone.   He just can score TDs in the red zone unlike any QB in the history of the league, and doesn't put the team in tough positions via turnovers.It looks like an offense designed by a stubborn old fool, attempting to fit square pegs into round holes, instead of utilizing the skillsets of the players.  We had a WR in the backfield for many games, yet instead of utilizing his matchup advantage against LBs in coverage, he just ran draws until he went to the IR.  Even Jones and Williams showed good his hand the ability to contribute in the passing game, yet generic 90s screens was the extent of their involvement. He still can't find a way to get Cobb involved, after teams exposed that he wasn't great at separation during ISO routes.  Even though Adams is very good at the catch point, he rarely seems to have much separation.  Which is the issue.  Either we have painfully slow WRs, or poorly designed routes which do not give them an advantage in coverage.  Either way, it has made the job of the QB very difficult, while other OCs with better schemes have made the job for their QBs easier.</blockquote>

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