Clay Matthews says Brett's comments were a backhand comment, Greg Jennings danced around it. Either way, do you think Aaron Rodgers uses this as motivation to light up the Atlanta Falcons this weekend? The radio station that held the interview was in Atlanta, not that it means much.

Greg Jennings also said last year during the regular season, Falcons were kind of smug (thats my word for it, cant remember his) thinking it was a foregone conclusion they would beat the Packers. He said they had the same over confidence again in the post season.


I think Aaron Rodgers lights them up big time. I would not be surprised to see 350+ and 4+ touchdowns by Aaron Rodgers this weekend. Remember, he's going to be wearing his favorite shoes as this is the first indoor game of the season for the Packers.

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If only Rodgers had off-season preparation AND a story deemed as a criticism from Favre, imagine how much more he would have lit it up in the first four games.

Yes to motivation from Falcons realizing that the intensity level needs to be there for this game since the Falcons have redemption on the mind.

The shoes do not lie.

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Come on. Really?

If a back-handed insult is what keeps you motivated, then we should go around back-handed insulting everyone we care about on a daily basis.

Besides, I don't even think that was a back-handed insult. Like I've said a million times now, Favre's beef was with 🇹🇹, not 🇦🇷.

As for the Falcons though, it's them who will come to play pissed off. Fine. Bring it.

As for my vote, I said no. Aaron throws 4+ TDs, but closer to 220 yards. Ryan Grant runs for 130+ yards and Starks adds 60+.

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As has been said in broadcasts, the Packers are now using the pass to set up the run, so it's hard for me to envision them having virtually as many rushing yards as passing as zombie suggested. I don't think there will be the drubbing we saw in January, but I'd still expect some nice fat numbers put up by aaron rodgers.

I say push - he'll throw exactly 350 and 4tds

Competitors will skew anything to use as motivation. If you played sports in your life, instead of being sedentary, you'd know this.


Some people thrive on being told they can not do something, if not for the accomplishment itself, to prove others wrong.


Regardless, I wouldn't be surprised if Brett's comments were manipulated into motivation at all and honestly, it's not that far fetched of an idea.

People have a choice, they can let things get them down, or they can use things to get them up. I believe Aaron Rodgers uses anything he can for the latter.


Come. On. Really!

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Me sedentary? I got over a decade on you and I bet I could beat your mile time by a full minute.

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Arrogance is weakness. :-"

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My son just ran a 7 minute mile earlier this week. He's still amazed that I have no problem running it under 6 minutes still. He said he was about to throw up after completing a 7 minute mile. I told him it's because his generation sucks.

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I will not disagree, my generation generally sucks. A bunch of lazy bums who appear to rather sue for millions than get their hands dirty.


I do not fall in line with my generation, nor will I be generalized as such.

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I run it at about 8min but I run between 6-8 miles. I'll take that over a fast 1-mile time.

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