That's exactly right.

Originally Posted by: bozz_2006 

I have no problem with Rodgers "yelling" at teammates. I guarantee the coaches say much worse on the sidelines. However Aaron definitely did not play well enough to warrant embarrassing a rookie on national television. Aaron looked out of sorts and hopefully it was just first game jitters, new O line players, the raucous Seattle environment, and the seattle defense itself.

Originally Posted by: voiceofreason 

I have no problem with Rodgers "yelling" at teammates. I guarantee the coaches say much worse on the sidelines. However Aaron definitely did not play well enough to warrant embarrassing a rookie on national television. Aaron looked out of sorts and hopefully it was just first game jitters, new O line players, the raucous Seattle environment, and the seattle defense itself.

Originally Posted by: voiceofreason 

Thank you for an opinion without suggesting one must be a woman and stop watching football for making an observation. The yelling in itself is not the problem, never has been. Although the hypocritical fans who blast Cutler for it, but excuse Rodgers for it are something else.

I'm saying, if you're going to yell at someone, you should probably make sure you got your bases covered first. It's somewhat like a parent yelling at their kid for smoking while they themselves are smoking. I disagree with that type of "leadership". And because some joker will be obtuse and ignore the point, lets be clear, parenting and quarterbacking are not one in the same. It was just a loose analogy. [grin1]

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

haha. its like I never went away in here.

Originally Posted by: Packnic