Giants Review: Start With Rodgers

[woodbuck27]

Just curious, why do you attribute his dislike of interceptions solely to him? Might it not also come from the coaches? MM has often mentioned how crucial he thinks it is to avoid interceptions. Now this attributed to Clements:



http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packe...181302351.html

It is the mindset of the coaching staff, and Rodgers is a willing follower of the philosophy. However, I don't think it has anything to do with concern for his personal stats. I think he, Clements and MM are convinced it is a mindset that is beneficial to consistently winning.

I can buy into what you post here Patler but:

On NFL Access this morning I watched Sterling Sharpe give analysis of film that clearly demonstrated Aaron Rodgers clearly holding onto the ball too long when receivers were clearly open for a pass. As a result of this analysis Sterling Sharpe had to conclude that Aaron Rodgers and not just OL play was responsible for a large part of his NFL leading 37 SACKS; that Aaron Rodgers indecisiveness contributes to his own failure to move our offense.