All the people saying bad things about the guy, and he now reveals to us that HE IS A HERO. #greatguy #shutuphaters

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As much as I dislike your conspiracy theories, I dislike your sarcasm more.

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It could have a lot to do with why his accuracy wasn’t what it should have been.
Hopefully he will be back to his old self this year.

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GBGuy,
You don't understand...there are only two permissible ways to think:
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If Rodgers does well, its the great coaching and world-class talent the GM had placed around him. [*]If he does poorly, he is purposely missing receivers and tanking it.[/list]

You need to get in line.

You made me laugh!
Sad part is, what you wrote is closer to what many people think.
They HATE the thought that Rodgers might actually be a great QB.

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Stephen A Smith: Aaron Rodgers has been Unfairly Victimized





I do agree with one thing. All that Aaron has done and not done, it's all about winning. He may have issues, but those issues aren"t about slacking off or not wanting to do everything possible to win.

That was an issue with Mike. Dunne just stated on Bukowski's Locked on Packers podcast that Mike's complacency was called out by the majority of players on both sides of the issue. He also said that when Mike defended himself against the massage accusations, Mike denied getting them during "team" meetings, not during "offensive" meetings, when he was gonna be calling plays the next day.

Rodgers has never been called out on complacency. And btw, Stephen A Smith agrees that Aaron calling former players "irrelevant" was going too far.

It is good to see the team getting on the same page, saying the right things, hopefully dealing with whatever needs to be dealt with in house. Say what needs to be said, then hear what needs to be heard. Then, move on. Get some rings.

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Aaron Rodgers is not being victimized. He's having his character attacked, but he's no victim.

Dunne isn't to blame. He just wrote what his "sources" told him. Issue I have is he was aiming for that stuff, so, that's what he got. He did his job, we're talking about his article.

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Hopefully Tyler is “Dunne” now.
I can’t help but wonder if he ignored any player that backed up Rodgers, and just wrote what he wanted to get the desired “shock” value.

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If that's his job, his job title shouldn't be journalist, but something like sensationalist.

Like you said, he was aiming for that stuff. He talks to guys who tell him stories that fit his narative and runs with it. It's devoid of any journalistic integrity.