I do not link his injury together with his comments to the press and the leverage game he tried to play with his "Last Year" play.
I think the guy is an excellent human being overall, and a very good football player.
That said, he is not worth the contracts being handed out to some. The game itself has morphed into a track meet style of football with all the advantages being levied against the defense. Granted with the replacement refs we are seeing somewhat of a reversing of the trending rule book (which I love by the way), that is only a temporary condition. Once the game starts to be called more in line with the NFL version of the rulebook, you see more production from more receivers as they have all the advantages of the rules plus the protection to roam the field without the threat of the big hit.
Basically, devaluing the value of a great receiver between a good one. Teams will start to pick up on that trend and the salaries will reflect that.
Unfortunately for the marriage of the Packers and Jennings, that realization may come to late and he will find greater money elsewhere. Happiness.. we shall see.
Like Rodgers recently stated.. How much is too much?
What is the price tag for having continued success upon one team with relationships you have built over a number of years. That is a variable statement.. we shall see with Mr. Jennings.
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"