This is not news. Of course Rodgers is going to support his teammate. It would look bad if he failed to do so. Thankfully Rodgers doesn't try to play GM, like that guy before him did.

Originally Posted by: Greg C. 

I agree, most QB's won't blast their WR, but Aaron Rodgers didn't need to say the things he did to the depth he did. He could have said 'James is a very important part of the team and I hope he signs with us'. Aaron Rodgers went a lot farther than he needed to.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Speaking of drops, can someone post the numbers for drops again?

Am I the only one who remembers seeing Jordy Nelson have a lot of drops as well? I'm not justifying Jones' drops -- but if you have a choice between two people who have lots of drops, why would you take Nelson over Jones?

(other than you have another year of Nelson being cheap and Jones likely needing more dough, which of course is always a non-football argument.)

Originally Posted by: Wade 

Yes, he did. Maybe that surprised some people, but it didn't surprise me. Jones is a very good #3 option, especially in tandem with Nelson. Any QB would be happy to have a #3 WR who has enough talent to be a #2.

Originally Posted by: Greg C. 

Apparently on ESPN Milwaukee Rodgers supported Jones.. anyone catch it?

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

I recall somebody saying that Driver had the most drops last season. The fact remains though that Jones had the biggest drops. He would be nice to keep around but needs to realize his "limitations" and possibly let them be reflected in his contract.

Originally Posted by: peteralan71 

What were the big drops by James Jones?

I remember one against the Eagles in the post season, that the Packers won. I seen another in the Super Bowl, but it wasn't an easy catch as some think. They say to keep your eyes on the ball and a defender blocked his view. I still think he should have caught it, but the Packers won the Super Bowl as well.

Greg Jennings dropped a pass against the Lions that fell into the hands of a defender for an interception. The Packers lost that game.


I'm drawing blanks for other "big" drops of the '10 season.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I'm not going back through the video of last season, I just know that at the time I felt that he could have done a lot better and that is where I stand. I don't mind that some people want to keep him around, I don't even necessarily argue with it. I just feel that unless he plays better than he did last season, he won't be #1 and shouldn't be payed like he is.

Originally Posted by: peteralan71