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Message: <blockquote data-quote="McKnowledge" data-source="post: 972670" data-attributes="member: 11543">I push back on that a little. Doubs is superior to Watson at this point even without the injury to Watson.However, coaches will definitely put players on the field based on salary. I haven't seen anything egregious, just fiery interactions within the game.MLF is highly aware. He understands team and organizational dynamics...There is no owner. There is no one who would take his side against Rodgers.Rodgers is a legend, currently the reigning MVP, and makes the most money in the organization.MLF is enitirely dependent on appeasing Rodgers even to the detriment of the team.I can see the perception he is a primadonna.I see his situation quite differently, he's like Achilles in the movie Troy.Exsitentially (stay with me) he is a mercenary, a loner, armed with divine skills for his craft.He is always ready for battle, but has interests outside of what he is great at.Regardless of those in battle with him, he will perform and fight.He would rather go to battle with competent pieces around him that share his vision.Knowing his comrades don't measure up to his standards and skills, he is not emotionally invested in the outcomes of battles (games), as we all feel he should be.He isn't a primadonna, he is the "monster" created by constant enabling in Green Bay.He earns his living from the Green Bay Packers....So his loyalty is to his employer, until it isn't.</blockquote>

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