Jennings visits Vikings

[MadtownPacker]

That was last year. He thought he was worth more based on his attitude last season. He was wrong and TT must have told him to take less or fuck off. Can't say I disagree with that.

[JohnMexico]

He just wanted out of GB. It really wasn't that much over money and it SURELY wasnt about the quality of QB.



I hope that he'll adjust without Favre or Rodgers to spoonfeed him. Actually, no I don't. It is possible that he was a malcontent during the last season, and his sister's tweets really did have legitimacy. That certainly doesn't bode well for the bulls and Derrick Rose. Athletes talk to their siblings and express their feelings.

He also had the nerve to say that GB "didn't show him love."

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

He just wanted out of GB. It really wasn't that much over money and it SURELY wasnt about the quality of QB.



I hope that he'll adjust without Favre or Rodgers to spoonfeed him. Actually, no I don't. It is possible that he was a malcontent during the last season, and his sister's tweets really did have legitimacy. That certainly doesn't bode well for the bulls and Derrick Rose. Athletes talk to their siblings and express their feelings.

He also had the nerve to say that GB "didn't show him love."

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[pbmax]

He just wanted out of GB. It really wasn't that much over money and it SURELY wasnt about the quality of QB.



I hope that he'll adjust without Favre or Rodgers to spoonfeed him. Actually, no I don't. It is possible that he was a malcontent during the last season, and his sister's tweets really did have legitimacy. That certainly doesn't bode well for the bulls and Derrick Rose. Athletes talk to their siblings and express their feelings.

He also had the nerve to say that GB "didn't show him love."

Spoonfeed him? You need to put down the kool-aid. That catch for a Super Bowl TD in the endzone was indicative not just of a QB who can put the ball where he wants to, but a WR who would have sacrificed his health to get the ball. I still can't believe Polamalu didn't take his head off. And where did he say "didn't show him love"? I did not see this quote.

Why must this signing be taken as proof of a moral and ethical failing? Can't he simply have wanted more money to play football? Fans are idiots about this stuff.

I do think, based on quotes at the press conference last night, that he felt Cobb's presence. Whether it was apparent in negotiations (or he believed they affected them) or in play calling/positioning on the field, I think he will enjoy being featured.

[woodbuck27]

Spoonfeed him? You need to put down the kool-aid. That catch for a Super Bowl TD in the endzone was indicative not just of a QB who can put the ball where he wants to, but a WR who would have sacrificed his health to get the ball. I still can't believe Polamalu didn't take his head off. And where did he say "didn't show him love"? I did not see this quote.

Why must this signing be taken as proof of a moral and ethical failing? Can't he simply have wanted more money to play football? Fans are idiots about this stuff.

I do think, based on quotes at the press conference last night, that he felt Cobb's presence. Whether it was apparent in negotiations (or he believed they affected them) or in play calling/positioning on the field, I think he will enjoy being featured.

Again from the stuff I'm reading and 'by and large'. I'd have to say that Greg Jennings was a solid teammate and fan of both Randall Cobb and 'of course' Aaron Rodgers. Greg Jennings was simply not satisfied with his more limited, than in the past role on the Packers offense. He felt that he could be more productive and strongly desired the opportunity that was being denied him, for whatever reason, to do so. Of course, that becomes more personally alarming when a fella is in the final year of his contract.

Your position on Greg Jennings leaving to go wherever for the $money$. That wherever being Minnesota and so many Packer fans getting their undies all in a bunch.

That's just simply a 'big hoot to me'.

Whatever happened to 'the Great American Dream'? I'm guessing that doesn't apply to professional sports from a fans perspective.

GO PACK GO !