What Happened in Green Bay

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LesBaker

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This seems to lay the blame at McCarthy's feet way more than Rodgers.

And it seems like it's a couple of guys, not tons of guy, that supplied the real venomous comments.

I don't know why some people don't like Rodgers, I think QB's who aren't fiery or considered the team leader get an unfair image.

This article, and a couple of players said he isn't the team leader just the QB, and maybe the best ever. It's up to the FO to provide leadership style players then.

I wonder what happened between him and his family. There is usually two or three sides to stories like that. I have estranged family members too so I know firsthand.
 
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Easy to tell that they were running backyard football plays ..Seattle seems to do the same thing

U can blame Rodgers and McCarthy both for not being more successful but the biggest reason was lack of talent.
New England is constantly successful because they move on from players at the right time, the packers did not .
 
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jrry32 said:
Aaron Rodgers is a prick. That has been more or less known for a few years. When enough of your former teammates dislike you enough to trash you to the media, it means you're a prick. Think about how many QBs have multiple former teammates go to the media about what jerks they are. It's not a long list. But Rodgers and Big Ben are prominent names on it.
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Don’t bend over in front of Ben , he”LL F u every time.

Will be interesting to see what Matt Lafluer does with him Clay Matthews was not happy with how things were last year . In fact he blames his numbers on the situation in GB instead of his aging or position he played .
 
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Akrasian said:
Sigh. Obviously he was discussing this

Fripp and company were very prescient about Aaron Rodgers.
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Fripp, Sinfield and Lake were a great combo.

I am a huge ELP fan and a couple of years ago when both Emerson and Lake passed it was sad.
 
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One of the receivers named that was supposedly locked in Rodgers' doghouse was Jeff Janis. He speaks out on the article and/or exhibits battered spouse syndrome -- you be the judge.

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View: https://twitter.com/jrjanis/status/1115417319872839680
 
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MadGoat said:
I would guess the truth is somewhere in between. That would still leave the two of them looking pretty bad.
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Rodgers does have one very solid point.

No other players are saying anything about him or McCarthy that's remotely close except for the two quoted in this article and the only time you hear from them is when they are bashing Rodgers and McCarthy. He's right about this.

So now we've had one player plus Rodgers and McCarthy speaking out in direct and strong statements that the article is exaggerated overall and in several cases not true.

This looks bad for the author, Tyler Dunne, and The Bleacher Report more than anyone else IMO.
 
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So Aaron hurt Greg Jennings' feelings?!? Also, Aaron was a bad guy because he didn't want to talk to Jennings on game week after Jennings joined the media and was working the game?!?

Hey, that's James Jones' jersey behind-left of Greg Jennings, right?

Here's what JJ says on this stuff:
“To me, it’s just a bunch of people’s opinions. And that’s not the same opinion that I have about Aaron Rodgers,” Jones said. “And the crazy thing about it is, I’m getting a bunch of texts from my former teammates, and they’re like, ‘Where was I at when all this stuff was going on?'”
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View: https://twitter.com/NFLTotalAccess/status/1113945614616674304


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