I agree with allabout......i think Aaron Rodgers has become too rattled by the lousy protection he has had.
So on the rare occasion he DOES get time, he is just waiting to get hit.
I think it's in his head now.

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These are the words that scared me.

Oh, and the fact that Capers is 0-7 against Favre. He was brought in to be a wily defensive coordinator who specializes in pressuring the quarterback. Why did he play so tentative yesterday? As I said before the game, I'll take a Favre who burns us for a few big plays but gets rattled and gives up TOs over a Favre who has all day to dink and dunk down the field for big yardage and massive time of possession.

My respect for Capers took a bit of a hit after his performance in this game. It's pretty pathetic when you play scared against a 40-year-old quarterback, no matter how good he might be. Hopefully, the weak Capers will disappear into a closet and not be seen the rest of this season.

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Butler has by far the best insight I've read post game, no doubt!

It's obvious rodgers is doing everything not to throw a pick...and consequently is holding on to the ball longer. It's a bit of a pick your poison situation...I agree he could use checkdowns a little more, and McCarthy encourage more slants/curls, etc...but Aaron Rodgers has ZERO time to settle in the pocket and go through his reads. It's a bunch of catch 22s

Never knew capers was 0-7 v. favre. On one hand we rarely got burned (excpet for harris/berrian) but as others said, ugly slow painful death was our trade off