"Don't have an answer," Packers offensive coordinator Tom Clements said in his regular Monday session with reporters at Lambeau Field.

Rob Demovsky  wrote:

I think the comment that he wouldn't discuss individual players is standard operating procedure. Usually coaches, at least Packer coaches, try not to criticize individual players publicly.

I don't know what the hell happened to Aaron Rodgers on Sunday, though. He certainly was hurt by some drops, but he also had Jordy save his butt on a sure pick 6. By his standards, Sunday was a big dud.

Originally Posted by: musccy 

I think the comment that he wouldn't discuss individual players is standard operating procedure. Usually coaches, at least Packer coaches, try not to criticize individual players publicly.

I don't know what the hell happened to Aaron Rodgers on Sunday, though. He certainly was hurt by some drops, but he also had Jordy save his butt on a sure pick 6. By his standards, Sunday was a big dud.

Originally Posted by: musccy 

There was a report during the Atl game on the footballs, that most QBs like them a little under inflated so they can squeeze them and dig their fingers into the ball for grip. But Rodgers prefers the balls if anything over inflated and try to get the game balls as full as they can get by with. I was thinking at the time. Thank you for letting every other team know how Rodgers prefers his footballs.

While I doubt that a change in pressure would have as much impact to cause the problems of Sunday. I wonder if teams are making sure that the balls are not over inflated. And if they could get them on the low side, we know the colder air causes balls to lose a little pressure anyway.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

I think more likely the wind had a lot to do with it. Look at Tim Masthay, couldn't even get it 40 yards facing 1 direction then goes for 60 facing the other. I don't know why everyone keeps acting like they know there was just 1 thing that was the reason. Rodgers was really off on a lot of passes but what happens if the WRs didn't drop all those passes a couple were big 3rd down plays 2 TD drops for Jordy, a drop/INT near the end zone for Boykin. On top of that the miscommunications on route adjustments. There isn't "something" that caused such a bad day for the offense it was a lot of things.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

And yet the wind didn't seem to bother Orton as much.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

What? Orton was terrible even though his WRs made better plays for him and were getting open more. It was probably his worst game of the year.

Originally Posted by: steveishere