Jarrett Bush will never forget the afternoon he went mano-a-mano against Tony Gonzalez, the greatest tight end in pro football history, and with the game on the line became the hero.

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He’s crazy. He’s probably going to run out on the field and run sprints, honestly," Hawk said. "I say all the time, I have a dog that has to run on the treadmill to tire him out, that’s him. He doesn’t get tired. I love that guy. His approach has been amazing. You can never have too many of those guys.

Everybody has a different approach at how you handle it [critics]. Do you pay attention to everything, nothing, a little bit, whatever. I don’t think he’s heard anything ever. It would never change him. He’s in his own little world. You guys have probably talked to him. He’s an energetic guy to say the least. He kind of vibrates at a different frequency than all of us. He’s on fire all the time.

I don’t know how he sleeps. Honestly, I don’t think he does.

A.J. Hawk wrote:

"We were getting booed at home," said Packers coach Mike McCarthy. "They never blinked. I'd classify it as a character win."

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No question, it took a lot of character for them to come back and win against ATL, with the crowd booing at the half. Huge.

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