On Friday, Packers coach Mike McCarthy repeatedly said called Sunday's unavailability of quarterback Aaron Rodgers an "organizational decision.' McCarthy could have used a couple of more forceful terms:  "Extraordinary risk.' According to Chris Mortensen and Rob Demovsky of ESPN, a recent scan of Rodgers' fractured collarbone showed "extraordinary risk' to the quarterback, if he were...

Mike Florio  wrote:

According to Chris Mortensen and Rob Demovsky of ESPN, a recent scan of Rodgers’ fractured collarbone showed “extraordinary risk” to the quarterback, if he were to play.

Even though the Green Bay Packers waited until Friday to rule out Aaron Rodgers for the seventh straight game, the star quarterback apparently wasn't as close to coming back as it may have appeared.

Rodgers' fractured left collarbone still showed "extraordinary risk" if he returned to the field on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers, sources told ESPN.

Aaron Rodgers doesn't need to worry about people thinking he's a wimp. Everybody knows, it is that "organizational" asshole who vetoed his chance to play.

Are there actually some FOOLS in here who prefer to believe a couple of God damned media talking heads over McCarthy and Rodgers? Pathetic, just pathetic.

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker 

I prefer to have a completely healed MVP quarterback playing, but then I'm not a supporter of the greed party like you. That shit transcends everything apparently. I had a buddy in high school that raced motocross, and because he never let his collarbone completely heal - he kept re-breaking the same bone.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

One bad hit, and he could lose not just this
season but could cost him next year.
Do I want him to play? Yes! But not if it
will destroy his future with the Packers.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey