I do think part of your legacy as a quarterback is how you bring up the next generation of quarterbacks. And I would be more than willing to talk with him as I have talked with some other young quarterbacks in the past. That being said, I think that the parties, let me just say all three parties, including [Colts owner] Jim Irsay, the Mannings -- which includes Archie and Peyton -- and Andrew Luck, would do a lot of good for the situation by not talking about it as much as there has been. Andrew first and foremost not having been picked yet, although most people assume he is going to go number one. I think it would do him a lot of good for him to have a less-is-more strategy when it comes to talking about the potential situation in Indy.

Aaron Rodgers wrote:

I can't help think of a certain someone with this comment.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

so this thread which really about the Colts and Manning and Luck gets stuck in the Packer site because the owner of the site put it hear or because Aaron Rodgers has an opinion and told people what it is?

Originally Posted by: wpr 

I thought the thread was about something else, but it's good that you took time out of your day to post a dickhead comment that contributes nothing to the thread. I feel warm and fuzzy from your efforts and it put a smile on my face.



I think Aaron's comments say a little about Brett Favre and his lack of effort early in Aaron's career as a bench warmer. Maybe. I do recall Brett Favre saying he was not a coach and it's the coaches job to help the QB's and I can't help wonder if some of the words used by Aaron here touch on how Brett did not help him in the first two years he was a Packers player.


It's the off season and I'm stretching ... lol.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

edit- I will say I was disappointed it took so long for your to reply. But you do have a life.
I was also disappointed when I opened the thread hoping to learn that GB had picked up a new backup QB only to find out that it was a Manning/Luck discussion. Thus my snarky reply.

Originally Posted by: wpr 

I agree if one were to take the quote alone, it could be in the NFL section. The purpose of it here is indicated by the topic title. This is more about Aaron Rodgers taking time to help the younger guys develop for the better of the TEAM, not self preservation, which I feel Brett Favre did the latter.


As for time, I've been fighting with USB ports on my work laptop working then not working then working randomly and at home fighting with a 10 year old an her math and a 15 year old on everything.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool