Apparently it was at the Family Night scrimmage that he drew boos from the fans in the stands. I stand corrected.

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LOL It worked.

I love that Quote Box hidden in all of the other boxes that I have no idea what they mean.

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I don't consider anyone here a peon and I sure as heck am not a brilliant mind of any sort, but thank you and hope you enjoy the new quote trick ya learned. 🙂

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Thank You for the explanation. In laymen terms.

Go Pack Go.

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I don't doubt that there were some boos at the scrimmage (though I don't remember them), and that little kid told him he sucked. That was awful, but it was only one little kid, and the general response by Packer fans to this story was outrage that the kid's dad would allow that to happen.

But if Rodgers hadn't been such a good player and such a likable guy, it could've been really ugly, and it could've gone on for years. Lower attendance, maybe, or a lot of negative signs in the stands, or who knows what else. Instead, all I remember was a dip in attendance at training camp practices. And Ann Killion is right that Favre's poor handling of the whole situation ultimately made things easier for Rodgers. It was worse at the beginning, but once Favre was gone, a lot of people were firmly on Rodgers' side.

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Rodgers' development is all on MM. If he would've stayed in San Fran, Alex Smith would be the star. Ted Thompson in his wisdom knew he needed someone to develop his boy. And that it wasn't gonna be Sherman and Rosseley.

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Or worse. Personally, I dream of the day when my computer savvy reaches the rarefied air of a two year old.

Signed,
Iowan who is proof that you can be a geek and not know diddly about computers.

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Wade, I suggest checking out Geek2Geek . You'll love it.

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you by far are the worse person on here...Im sure it was all Mccarthy who taught Aaron how to throw with accuracy,be mobile,elusive,and his arm strength as well....U make it seem like ANY qb can come to GB under Mike McCarthy and become elite...

Whoah, a bit personal there, don't you think? But I also disagree with nerdmann. I don't think Rodgers and Smith are interchangeable.

I think the quarterback makes the coach more often than the coach makes the quarterback. Even Mike Holmgren, who was so important for Brett Favre's development, never had the same level of success without Favre. In Seattle, he had a very good, but not great, QB in Hasselbeck, and the team's level of success was exactly on par with that.

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