And all Rodgers had been able to do was watch from the sideline, listen on the coaching headsets and, at one point, toss away his clipboard in disgust.

So, he was asked, would he be back for the team’s next game, Dec. 8 against Atlanta?

“Count on it,” came the reply in the little gray bubble.

Then, mere seconds later, more gray bubbles.

“Hold on,” he wrote. “Lemme think.”


Rodgers has said multiple times that the Packers’ record and playoff odds will not influence him coming back; he has vowed to play again this season regardless. He said so again Thursday, knowing he has four games – vs. Atlanta Dec. 8, at Dallas Dec. 15, vs. Pittsburgh Dec. 22 and at Chicago Dec. 29 – remaining.

“We’ve got 10 days until the Atlanta game,” he wrote. “That should be long enough.”

Jason Wilde  wrote:

Strange how more in here are soaking up the negativity of media shit heads and ignoring this - which would seem to be first hand info.

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker 

Strange how more in here are soaking up the negativity of media shit heads and ignoring this - which would seem to be first hand info.

Originally Posted by: texaspackeracker 

If there is anything learned through these last 6 games, we 've come to know what a great impact Aaron Rodgers has on this Packers team, and all of the areas outside of QB that require attention.

Should Rodgers come back and the Packers miraculously win the division, GB will be a very hot team to contend with in the playoffs. That underscored by this staff addressing our problem areas.

We'll see.

Originally Posted by: play2win 

Strange how more in here are soaking up the negativity of media shit heads and ignoring this - which would seem to be first hand info.

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker