Aaron Rodgers: I never lost faith in Davante Adams

[gbgary]

so, lets say adams keeps playing like he has for the the last 2 or 3 weeks. next year is the last year of his rookie deal

we aren't keeping 3 highly paid WR's, either cobb or jordy will be playing their last year in green bay next season

they'll save just under 7 million in cap space by cutting jordy, and save a little over 6.2 million by cutting cobb

if tt, or whoever the gm is, doesn't get a wr with our #1 pick, in the interest of building the best possible team, will HAVE to keep ALL of them! the time for cost cutting needs to end. if we get a stud wr and someone has to go...it's cobb. jordy can go to the slot. he can be our cole beasley/julian edelman.

[pbmax]

They will keep them all unless Nelson is fatally compromised by his knee recovery.

[Patler]

They will keep them all unless Nelson is fatally compromised by his knee recovery.

I agree. They will find a way to make it work in 2018, after which both Nelson and Cobb will be FAs.

[Fritz]

I guess I don't see it that way. What I see is Rodgers providing lip service when they win, and blaming other folks when they lose. I by no means believe Rodgers is a good leader, a good qb yes, a good leader no.

I'm with you on this one. I think he's been a fabaliss quarterback but not a guy you'll go to the mat for. Not a great leader.

[texaspackerbacker]

They will keep them all unless Nelson is fatally compromised by his knee recovery.

Say for example, Nelson is the same next year as he is this year. Would you call that "fatally compromised"? Just asking.

[texaspackerbacker]

Who the hell is a great leader these days, given the attitudes and mentality of players? There are a lot of guys who are a helluva lot worse in that respect than Rodgers. And I really am at a loss to think of any excellent better examples.

[Patler]

I guess I don't see it that way. What I see is Rodgers providing lip service when they win, and blaming other folks when they lose. I by no means believe Rodgers is a good leader, a good qb yes, a good leader no.

I'm with you on this one. I think he's been a fabaliss quarterback but not a guy you'll go to the mat for. Not a great leader.

I have felt that way, too. I have often felt that Rodgers does and says the things that books on leadership suggest should be done. I have written on here before that he spends too much time talking about being a leader, "A leader does this..." "As a leader, I...." In my dealings with real leaders on teams and in businesses, they do things naturally and automatically, and they never talk about being a leader, they just are.

[pbmax]

Say for example, Nelson is the same next year as he is this year. Would you call that "fatally compromised"? Just asking.

No. Plays all 16 games and is effective if he no longer has top end speed? He stays next year.

[Fritz]

Pete Dougherty thinks they'll have to trim either Cobb's or Nelson's salary next year.

[gbgary]

No. Plays all 16 games and is effective if he no longer has top end speed? He stays next year.

he's probably 90-95% of his old self. next year he'll be back for real.

[gbgary]

Pete Dougherty thinks they'll have to trim either Cobb's or Nelson's salary next year.

love cobb but he's just not as productive as jordy is and jordy's less than 100%. they could use cobb as help to move up in the first round maybe to get a wr.

[pbmax]

Pete Dougherty thinks they'll have to trim either Cobb's or Nelson's salary next year.

They always think this (KGB four years running) and then end up missing the dissatisfaction with Sitton.