Where do we go from here?

[pbmax]

^All I know is that I am glad he is finally throwing interceptions now (especially wide in the end zone) as an indication that he is serious about #winning and not padding his stats or being anal retentive. Perhaps next year he can consider adding interceptions in the middle of the field as evidence of his dedication to #winning.

[Rutnstrut]

While it is a bit over board to say Rodgers is a stat whore. You can't deny that he plays it too safe too often.

[woodbuck27]

^All I know is that I am glad he is finally throwing interceptions now (especially wide in the end zone) as an indication that he is serious about #winning and not padding his stats or being anal retentive. Perhaps next year he can consider adding interceptions in the middle of the field as evidence of his dedication to #winning.

Noted sarcasm alert !

Evidence we are NOW in the Off Season and Packer Nation.

[Maxie the Taxi]

All sarcasm aside, it's not unreasonable to think Rodgers detests TO's (sees them as really game changing moments) so takes pains to avoid interceptions. Plus, it can't hurt his reputation, which means contract $$$.

[ThunderDan]

All sarcasm aside, it's not unreasonable to think Rodgers detests TO's (sees them as really game changing moments) so takes pains to avoid interceptions. Plus, it can't hurt his reputation, which means contract $$$.

Sorry, not turning the ball over in the NFL is huge. I like that Arod is not willing to toss up 50/50 balls and cost us field position and points. Look at all the points we lost during the stretch when ARod was throwing red zone INTs.

Only at the end of the game does taking more risks seem worth the rewards.

[red]

i think another thing that the coaching staff needs to work on this year is catching drills for db's

how many int's did we drop this year? had to be over 10

[red]

Sorry, not turning the ball over in the NFL is huge. I like that Arod is not willing to toss up 50/50 balls and cost us field position and points. Look at all the points we lost during the stretch when ARod was throwing red zone INTs.

Only at the end of the game does taking more risks seem worth the rewards.

a lot of his int's aren't coming from him trying to thread the needle or fit the ball into tight coverage

they come from just horrible throws

[pbmax]

Sorry, not turning the ball over in the NFL is huge. I like that Arod is not willing to toss up 50/50 balls and cost us field position and points. Look at all the points we lost during the stretch when ARod was throwing red zone INTs.

Only at the end of the game does taking more risks seem worth the rewards.

Its also a bit misleading. He has thrown many contested balls to Nelson, Jones, Jennings and Driver over the years. Even Cobb. Its all a matter of the offense being in sync, receiver to QB.

[woodbuck27]

All sarcasm aside, it's not unreasonable to think Rodgers detests TO's (sees them as really game changing moments) so takes pains to avoid interceptions. Plus, it can't hurt his reputation, which means contract $$$.

Watching him before his season I would entirely agree Maxi but after the Bye Week and this past Season.

Aaron Rodgers his demeanor and/or attitude and his play overall ...............a complete surprize....a mystery as to why he's fallen off ...to me.

He may be entirely anal in terms of personality and need things just so?

It may be in terms of his position of importance and the BEST chance as Packer Head Coach MM has of winning......it's all about me (Aaron >>> MM) That places the pressure on MM to satisfy Aaron Rodgers.' when it really has to be RE: MM about what's BEST for himself.?

We as fans see something and wonder what's that shrugging and hand gesture frustration fits about....in terms of REAL depth and force of negative impact on the Packer results.

[Maxie the Taxi]

Sorry, not turning the ball over in the NFL is huge. I like that Arod is not willing to toss up 50/50 balls and cost us field position and points. Look at all the points we lost during the stretch when ARod was throwing red zone INTs.

Only at the end of the game does taking more risks seem worth the rewards.

Memo to Thunder: I agree with you!

[Joemailman]

i think another thing that the coaching staff needs to work on this year is catching drills for db's

how many int's did we drop this year? had to be over 10

4 or 5 just in the 2 playoff games. Didn't hurt against Washington, but it obviously did against Arizona.

[pbmax]

Tom Silverstein @TomSilverstein 1m1 minute ago
TE Mitchell Henry and LB Carl Bradford have signed reserve/future contracts with the #Packers. OG Matt Rotheram and DT Christian Ringo also.

[pbmax]

Michael Cohen @Michael_Cohen13 5m5 minutes ago
#Packers CB Casey Hayward, who will be a free agent: "I played well all year. I think people can throw on the film and see that."

Michael Cohen @Michael_Cohen13 4m4 minutes ago
Casey Hayward: "They’ve got some young guys here. Pretty sure they want these young guys to play regardless of if I’m here or not."

Michael Cohen @Michael_Cohen13 4m4 minutes ago
More Hayward: "Hopefully I have another three or four years here. If not, I appreciate everybody. This organization has been great here."

[Fritz]

Good bye, Casey. You made yourself some money there, those last few games.

Good luck, dude. GB just doesn't have the cash and need at that position.

He gets it. Seems like a good dude.

[Joemailman]

Tom Silverstein @TomSilverstein 1m1 minute ago
TE Mitchell Henry and LB Carl Bradford have signed reserve/future contracts with the #Packers. OG Matt Rotheram and DT Christian Ringo also.

Carl Bradford's nickname should be Sasquatch. Does he really exist? There have been rumored sightings, but are they reliable? Matt Rotheram could replace Barclay next year. We need to be drumming up some support for Ringo. Heard some good reports about him in practice. He was seen as something of a Mike Daniels clone when he was drafted.