NorthHawk wrote:It all depends on if he's motivated this year. He wasn't last year and has been at odds with the Packers GM for a few years now.
Who knows if it will make a difference this year.
NorthHawk wrote:The Jets hired Nathaniel Hackett after he was fired from the Broncos.
He was Rodgers OC his last MVP year and has a good rapport with him. He will know the Offense better than the other players because of history with Hackett and has said he wanted to go to the Jets because of him.
He's also committed to being at all of the pre-season activities to get to know the other players.
So barring physical limitations of getting old and maybe having lost his desire to compete he should be OK playing for the Jets.
NorthHawk wrote:With Rodgers already in NY and working with the young players, it seems he wants to make this work and he's probably excited to work with Garrett Wilson and the other WRs.
It's surely going to help Zack Wilson by just watching what Rodgers does and how he approaches teams and adversity. He may never become a great QB, but he could be a lot better than he has been. He's another one of those young QBs that would have benefited from practicing for a year and watching how the NFL and their defenses work before being thrown into the fire.
NorthHawk wrote:I can’t say I blame him for taking advantage of some of the activities available to him. There’s a lot more to do there than most places and it’s probably new to him for the most part.
Hawktawk wrote:There were more people then not saying similar things about Russ when he was jetting around in his lear all summer a year ago . Man’s got a right to have a life . Well???? How about priorities ?
you demanded a trade now you don’t want to work . You’re not going to a better more talented team then the one you went 8-9 on . You have a worse coach who has done nothing as a HC and you want to mail it in year one . Don’t say you weren’t warned .
This will be a 7 win team max. Another ugly flameout . Russ 2. Green Bay may suffer in the meantime as I don’t know if love is the answer but I’m sure everyone in that building is high fiving getting rid of that Jackass .
c_hawkbob wrote:Bookies don't need to know football, they need to know football bettors.
Hawktawk wrote:What happened to Denver odds a year ago ? There were pundits putting them in the Super Bowl . And Seattle was gonna win 5.5 over under . Green bag almost certainly was top 4 or 5 in the conference rankings . They went 3-8 to start the year and then won 5 to put themselves in the enviable position of needing only a win at home over a Detroit team already eliminated by Seattles win earlier in the day . They lost at home to Detroit .
Hawktawk wrote:I get kinda crazy hearing “super bowl winning qb , franchise must have to win qb” yeah when ? When Wilson was playing baseball ?
At one time Aaron was the best in the league , Incredible arm and even more incredible ability to slide around staying clean in the pocket . But he was never a leader . White Cam Newton pouting when it wasn’t going good . Now he’s 40, not in great shape as he reported out of shape last year . He is a complete narcissist who can’t wait to see the reaction to his latest comments on Pat Mcafees show.
I look at it from an egocentric lens. What if it were me ? Moving to a new job with whispers I couldn’t cut it anymore ? I’d work as hard as it took . I did and I did . I worked 65 hours last week at 63 years old but I have the best course in the area . Better than the one that didn’t want me . These whining pro athletes really Jack me up .
He said he was 90% retired . Then he said the pack was holding up the deal when his idiot comments held it up . Now new team skipping at least half of OTAs by his own words .
This is about look at me I’m Aaron Rodgers . Not winning . It won’t go well imo .
NorthHawk wrote:It’s possible but it’s also possible that he sees this as a chance to succeed where he might not have in GB.
The Jets have a much better Defense and their Offense looks like with the right QB, they could be dangerous.
Even if he’s only half the player he was in his prime, it’s possible that he takes them deep into the playoffs.
I get the impression he has a bit of a chip on his shoulder and that can be a motivation in itself.
I don’t see a Denver type of crash and burn because they have a much more structured environment in place.
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