Patler
01-19-2008, 10:31 PM
I don't remember this article being discussed when it was printed, and I wanted to bring it up before I forgot:
http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=705918
Makes you understand why Rob Davis is there, beyond still being one of the better long snappers in the league:
"Rob's genuine, man. He's just a cool cat. He's got so much respect. I mean, the coaches go to him if there's a problem."...Davis was portrayed by numerous players as a wise, intuitive person eager to help them with any and all football and lifestyle problems.
"I think he's the most respected and also respectable gentleman in the locker room," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said.
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Long active in NFL Players Association affairs, Davis is doubling this season as an assistant in the player development department. One player said most gripes go to Davis, who then brings them to coach Mike McCarthy. Four or five times this season McCarthy has had Davis address the team.
"He does the most talking of anyone," linebacker Tracy White said. "If I had to say who keeps the locker room in order, I'd have to say Rob Davis."
http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=705918
Makes you understand why Rob Davis is there, beyond still being one of the better long snappers in the league:
"Rob's genuine, man. He's just a cool cat. He's got so much respect. I mean, the coaches go to him if there's a problem."...Davis was portrayed by numerous players as a wise, intuitive person eager to help them with any and all football and lifestyle problems.
"I think he's the most respected and also respectable gentleman in the locker room," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said.
...
Long active in NFL Players Association affairs, Davis is doubling this season as an assistant in the player development department. One player said most gripes go to Davis, who then brings them to coach Mike McCarthy. Four or five times this season McCarthy has had Davis address the team.
"He does the most talking of anyone," linebacker Tracy White said. "If I had to say who keeps the locker room in order, I'd have to say Rob Davis."