You have to play him. Stack a couple of wins to build on next season (like the '06 year) and allow Aaron to further develop.

He needs to play.

I would play Rodgers.

I think my reasoning is simple. He has two more chances this year to win a close game. He needs to be given that oppurtunity. Once Rodgers wins a close game, he'll be a much better QB in the final minutes. That could very well carry over to next season.

Now if he continues to struggle in the final minutes, I'm afraid that could carry over to next season too.

Right now winning the close one is the only thing that is hold Rodgers back as a potential All-Pro caliber player.

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I don't know if he has another chance unfortunately because...

WE ARE GOING TO BLOW OUT BOTH THE BEARS AND THE LIONS!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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No way. The Lions played the Colts HARD last week.

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Sometimes dumb faith is better than statistics and wisdom.

I say, keep him in there. I want to win these last two games. Us not going to the play-offs doesn't mean that the regular season is over.

There are still fans watching and there are still fans that just want to see their team win. Especially against the Bears and Lions.

Why can't you join in my mindless optimism!?

Come on! Anyone? Beuler?

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Oh...and the Packers are playing the Lions on my birthday so they freaking better win!

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Sit him. Not only gives him some rest, it gives Flynn/Brohm some experience. In addition they should change to a run heavy offense and let everyone get this ZBS thing down pat.

Just one Christmas favor...dont lose to the Lions.

Would like to see them mix up the playcalling a little bit. Get creative with some option plays or some crazy formations. Have a lil fun out there.

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You play him. No question.
He needs to finish the season, and get the needed expierience.
It's not like he's had 4 years of playing. He's been holding the clipboard.
He needs the work.

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I seem to remember a quarterback playing with a broken thumb, when he could barely hold onto the ball, because (as he himself admitted), he wanted to keep his precious consecutive-games streak alive.

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