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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 937584" data-attributes="member: 11933">Not going to push back a whole lot because I've always had a ton of respect for how you back up your opinions, but the narrative of serious decline for 4 years is something I struggle to understand where you're coming from.Rodgers played some of the best ball I've ever seen a quarterback play late in 2016 and finished top 3 in MVP voting.In 2017, he had a sort of slow start the first couple games, as he's been known to do at times, but check out his last three games leading up to the collarbone injury. He was in top form prior to the injury.2018 he just didn't play all that well. A lot of that was on him, a lot of that was due to playing a stale offensive scheme with less talent than he had ever had to work with before. In McCarthy's offense, you HAVE to have playmakers even if you're the great Aaron Rodgers. The knee injury wasn't ideal either.2019 first year of a new system. There were some great moments, but he obviously wasn't primetime 2011 AR either. Anyone expecting high level play especially early on wasn't being all that realistic. Nevertheless, he didn't play his greatest. So by my count, he was playing high level football up until the collarbone injury in 2017. So that leaves 2018 and 2019 of "declined" play, of which there are a myriad of other factors to consider. Not to absolve Rodgers completely, but it just what it is.</blockquote>

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