Much bitching about Aarons' release time, selection of targets, leading targets correctly for maximum Y.A.C. results.

Mother Mary of Jesus.

If you want to thrive on the negative at least have the fortitude to suggest an alternative solution. There is nothing worse than a complainer who can not offer a solution.

OK... Who? Name him. Name the current N.F.L. QB you want under center right now for the Packers other than Aaron.

Brady? Would you rather have him? Be honest.

How about Palmer? Would he have a quicker release time?

What about Eli? Would you make the TRADE straight up?


Rivers. Yep the Pack might be undefeated with him? LOL

(Now if you are blaming the coaching staff or O.C. or play calling guru for Aaron's under performance that is a different topic.) But at least make it clear. "IT IS NOT AARON'S FAULT."

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YOU ARE WRONG!

I would suggest turning off the sound on the TV when you watch, so what you are watching is not biased by the load often shoveled.

No argument Aaron Rodgers has played great; but I dont get what that has to do with how he's played the last 2.75 games. To me your words sound like: "Lacy has gained an average of 97yards/game his entire career; ergo, he gained 97 yards each of last 3 games." But its a fact: he didn't! Only difference is that no one is making excuses for Lacy's performance by blaming everyone else.
Aaron Rodgers has the Yips! This is the only reasonable conclusion to reach based on the FACTS of his play; it's not a "bitch." Like any QB, there have been times in sporadic games he's held the ball instead throwing to open receivers [or throw them open]; but, the scale at which he's done it over last 2.75 games is statistically significant; it is REAL; and ignoring this reality because of how he did the last few years makes no sense to me. He's now 2012 Crosby; he's Steve Sax forgetting how to throw to 1st base. Sometimes guys play through the yips. Unlike Lacy, Aaron Rodgers has established himself as God's gift to mental execution; his failure to mentally execute has the potential to destroy the team.

The solution should be left to those that know Aaron Rodgers and the team best; Mike McCarthy will make the right move. Whether it's to let him play through it; bench him; bench him for a series two. Perhaps in the end, it will be a positive, if this serves to knock AR's arrogance down a notch.