Well, James Jones certainly knows how to handle the situation in question:
“At that point in time, we’re trying to make a play. We’re struggling as an offense already, especially in these first two games. Frustration will kick in. But I love that dude, man. That ain’t going to change nothing.”
Jones said he and Rodgers have talked and that the quarterback apologized to him.
“Yeah, we talked. He apologized, said he’s sorry for showing his emotions. But I was like, ‘Ain’t no need to apologize. We’re trying to win. I messed up. Frustration happens,’” Jones said. “It’s all good. No love lost. We’re teammates. We’re family in here. Like I said, everybody is trying to win.’
Jones was also asked about Rodgers’ leadership, and whether the incident reflected poorly on him. Agent Blake Baratz, who represents tight end Jermichael Finley and linebacker Desmond Bishop, had written on his Twitter account Monday that Rodgers is not a great leader.
“For people to question his leadership is ridiculous. He’s a natural-born leader, not just by what he says, but how he carries himself, how he plays the game, how he handles certain situations,” Jones said. “Everybody in this locker room looks up to him as a leader. Everybody in this locker room believes in him.”
http://www.espnmilwaukee.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=11631 J-Mike, I'm really questioning his attitude, his commitment to improving his play, as well as his contributions as a teammate on this Packers football team. The agent has to know the sentiments of the player he is representing, and I would say his comments reflect those of Finley. We've heard the lip from him before.