I’ve always kind of watched his career from afar. Being drafted in 2005, I’ve followed the guys I was drafted with and the guys in the green room. It’s fun to get Cedric in here. I think he can really add some experience. He’s a very talented guy. He’s coming off three really good seasons.

It’s good for our team to have guys who have had success other places come here, add to the team, add some leadership to the team, some experience. I think it’s going to be a good transition for him. He’s in a spot where he can be around some other veteran players and have maybe more of a leadership role than he’s had at other teams. There’s high expectations for him but we have no doubt he can come in and meet those expectations.

Aaron Rodgers wrote:

well, Cedric ran all over us in 08'.. hard to ignore that



AR's "chip on mah shoulder" schtick is getting old IMO..

Originally Posted by: RajiRoar 

well, Cedric ran all over us in 08'.. hard to ignore that

AR's "chip on mah shoulder" schtick is getting old IMO..

Originally Posted by: RajiRoar 

I hope he never loses it.

Originally Posted by: PackerTraxx 

All he said was that he follows players from the 2005 green room and the draft. He could be following Mr. Irrelevant if you read into what he said. I don't see how that quote has anything to do with him still holding a grudge.

Originally Posted by: musccy 

I dont dispute that he likely still is a little bitter, I'm just saying I don't feel this particular remark speaks to that. I'm nitpicking, but I bring it up because it seems every comment is blown out of proportion these days...we saw what CM3 started with his comments about the giants' game (granted, what he said was dumb and warranted a rebutal).

Originally Posted by: musccy 

You don't know Aaron Rodgers too well if you think he is not still carrying that grudge, lol. He's pretty open about it. He also holds a grudge against the ESPN person who said Aaron Rodgers wouldn't amount to much.

Thankfully, Aaron Rodgers never read my words when out of college I said he'd be the QB that won't lose you the game, but also wouldn't win you the game either. [aiee]

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I only think CM3's comments were dumb when taken out of context. Yes, the Packers beat themselves in the sense that both the offense and defense failed to execute, and easily had to the talent to do so. I highly doubt this was meant as a slight to the Giants, or meant to imply that they didn't earn and deserve the win through their superior performance and execution.
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Originally Posted by: Porforis 

I don't think Aaron Rodgers will break many of Brett Favre's records. The all time records (completions, attempts, yards, touchdowns, wins, interceptions) won't be touched by Rodgers. Rodgers will dominate in efficiency records such as completion percentage and quarterback rating. Rodgers has said he has no desire to be playing while 37 years old.

If Aaron Rodgers continues playing at his career average, he'll need these amount of games to pass Brett Favre.

Completions: 246 games
Attempts: 237 games
Yards: 217 games
Touchdowns: 197 games
Interceptions: 543 games

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Aren't we lucky that that was the one year in the draft that the 2nd QB wasn't drafted until 24? It seems most years the top 3-4 QB's are gone by 15.

Originally Posted by: gbguy20