It’s fun. When you can be a part of a team that just continues to win game after game, it’s fun. It’s fun to come to work, it’s fun to turn on the TV and listen to everybody talk about it. It’s just a great deal of fun. So for guys on this team coming to work every day is blessing and a privilege.

Charles Woodson on the current Packers winning streak wrote:

I had a chance to sit and watch Aaron when I first got here in ’06 and I thought to myself, ‘Wow, this guy would start on every other team in the NFL,’ and now here he is having one of the best seasons of all time. It’s just a lot of fun to sit back there and watch him work.

Charles Woodson on Aaron Rodgers wrote:

Going through that whole process we found out very quickly what kind of person he was and what he was going to mean to this team. All of the scrutiny that was surrounding him, being a guy that had to come in after an all-time great – a guy who was loved by 99% of everybody who is a Packers fan. He stood in there tall and just came to work every day and as soon as he got in there, everyone understood the decision of why the Packers went the way they went.

Charles Woodson talking about going from Brett to Aaron wrote:

It was more so his reaction after the game that caught everybody off guard than even the stomp, and his explanation of what happened. So I think that there was probably a message that had to be sent by Roger Goodell and the NFL, that if you’re going to do something like that on the field then at least number one, own up to what you did, and then we’ll take care of business accordingly after that.

Charles Woodson on Ndamukong Suh’s penalty wrote: