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Aaron Rodgers - Doesn't want to be a Packer anymore?

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Just now, The Raven said:

I realize he's playing a lot better than he did in week one, but for how much longer will the rest of the Packers roster put up with his "Everything is your fault, I don't make bad plays" attitude.   Every incomplete pass is followed by the "I can't believe you did that" look.

TD Green Bay!

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  • Jerks have friends, too. ?

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    Definitely has been but don’t blame him on this one, really dumb 1st round pick by the Pack last year!!

  • Guys, this is who Aaron Rodgers has always been. A diva jerk. He will be in Denver next season.

I liked what they said about him in the pregame, something like Aaron looks like he is ready to sit in with the Foo Fighters for a set! 

9 hours ago, The Raven said:

I realize he's playing a lot better than he did in week one, but for how much longer will the rest of the Packers roster put up with his "Everything is your fault, I don't make bad plays" attitude.   Every incomplete pass is followed by the "I can't believe you did that" look.

Probably the whole time he's on the team.

10 hours ago, The Raven said:

I realize he's playing a lot better than he did in week one, but for how much longer will the rest of the Packers roster put up with his "Everything is your fault, I don't make bad plays" attitude.   Every incomplete pass is followed by the "I can't believe you did that" look.

That has been the story in Green Bay for about a decade now. Pretty well known Rodgers is one of the worst teammates in the league.

22 minutes ago, bugatti said:

That has been the story in Green Bay for about a decade now. Pretty well known Rodgers is one of the worst teammates in the league.

Randall Cobb sure seemed happy to come back to Green Bay and play with him, which worked out real well last night.

I think Rodgers and Jordy Nelson were pretty good friends.

10 minutes ago, MJAlltheWay24 said:

Randall Cobb sure seemed happy to come back to Green Bay and play with him, which worked out real well last night.

I think Rodgers and Jordy Nelson were pretty good friends.

Jerks have friends, too. ?

11 hours ago, The Raven said:

I realize he's playing a lot better than he did in week one, but for how much longer will the rest of the Packers roster put up with his "Everything is your fault, I don't make bad plays" attitude.   Every incomplete pass is followed by the "I can't believe you did that" look.

Now many years has he been in Green Bay? He still acts the same as he did in the beginning. It sure hasn’t seemed to have an effect on his teammates through the years. The WRs seem to love playing with him. Nelson seemed to love him. Adam’s seems to love him and didn’t seem interested in an extension when it looked like Rodgers was wanting out. Cobb obviously loves playing with him. He may be a jerk, but it has seemed to have very little impact on if players want to play with him or not. 

12 hours ago, The Raven said:

I realize he's playing a lot better than he did in week one, but for how much longer will the rest of the Packers roster put up with his "Everything is your fault, I don't make bad plays" attitude.   Every incomplete pass is followed by the "I can't believe you did that" look.

Winning seems to cure that, and Aaron Rodger has done a lot of that in his career. 

This made me laugh:

 

5 hours ago, futurecoach said:

Now many years has he been in Green Bay? He still acts the same as he did in the beginning. It sure hasn’t seemed to have an effect on his teammates through the years. The WRs seem to love playing with him. Nelson seemed to love him. Adam’s seems to love him and didn’t seem interested in an extension when it looked like Rodgers was wanting out. Cobb obviously loves playing with him. He may be a jerk, but it has seemed to have very little impact on if players want to play with him or not. 

Guy expects greatness from those around him.  I'd go to battle with a guy that wants that.

Brady seems of the same ilk.

1 hour ago, theguru said:

This made me laugh:

 

"So you're telling me that I don't get the 'Rodgers Rate' from State Farm anymore?"

Just now, nkypete said:

"So you're telling me that I don't get the 'Rodgers Rate' from State Farm anymore?"

I liked those commercials at first but I am burnt out on them.

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