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It’s finally safe to say: Aaron Rodgers is not Brett Favre and that’s a good thing. IN his first full-season as the Packers’ QB, there were many questions about how Rodgers would do. Rodger answered all those questions and then some. I don’t think anyone expected his 4,038 yard, 28 TDs rampage which had people saying “Brett who?” Greg Jennings and Donald Driver were the main beneficiaries of Rodgers success logging 1,000 yard season apiece making them a lucrative WR combo that the rest of the league has stood up to notice.
Considering that Rodgers has been waiting and studying under Favre for three long seasons, I think it’s safe to say that his second season shouldn’t have much of a drop-off. The Packers have kept their core offensive players in place and are ready to make a run at the playoffs. And who do you think is going to lead them there? Not Brett Favre.
Carousel on Green Bay Packers offensive line continues Green Bay Press Gazette Tight end Spencer Havner was fined $5000 for striking a Cowboys player late at the end of a second-quarter scramble by quarterback Aaron Rodgers. ...
NFL injury report Baltimore Sun INDIANAPOLIS COLTS at BALTIMORE RAVENS -- COLTS: OUT: T Daniel Federkeil (concussion), S Aaron Francisco (ankle), WR Anthony Gonzalez (knee), ...
Plain Dealer Cleveland Browns: Brian Daboll Friday press conference Plain Dealer You watch (Matt) Hasselbeck when you are watching tape or you watch (Aaron) Rodgers. They have a lot of those little things that Brett Favre does and that's ...
Packers offensive line in flux Chicago Tribune Quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been sacked an NFL-high 41 times, putting him on pace to break the franchise records for most sacks absorbed by one ...
For Brohm, Christmas comes early Louisville Courier-Journal He went to the Green Bay Packers, whose post-Brett Favre quarterback situation is about as settled as it gets with Aaron Rodgers. ...
