Yeah, that was out of line.


It also says to me that Kampman IS upset about the switch. Not that we all didn't pretty much assume that anyhow.

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Here is a question to ponder.

Why does everybody have to be friends within the locker room?

It seems like fans especially Packer fans have this ideology that their all pals in there.

That's not the case at all and it's somewhat laughable that people can't get over the fact that two players would disagree. Half these guys don't see each other until the season anyways.

I'm sure you all don't like all your co-workers.

My point is I don't care if Kampman doesn't like Rodgers over what he said. That shouldn't matter. Unless it effects their ability on the field this isn't that huge of an issue.

Much like I didn't care about what Favre said about Walker.

However, Rodgers should've known that this would be taken to another level. I do think players need to watch what they say because of the age we live in. Word gets out fast and people try to take something and make it a story.

Is this a story?

Not really. It certainly shouldn't upset people for them to want to see Kampman put Rodgers on his ass in practice. Geesh you would think Rodgers said something about Kampman's wife or something like that. I mean let's go easy here.

I would worry more about how Kampman is making his transition on the defensive side of the ball and how Rodgers is trying to improve his game than I would what they may or may not disagree on.

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Kampman and Rodgers are very good friends. At least that's what Rodgers has said and has been stated by those who work with them both.

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LOL but yet no one can or should even mention blasting Brett in a real game

Then this is even more of a non story. If they're as good as friends as Rodgers has said then I'm sure the conversation has come up before between the two.

I guess I just don't see the big deal. He said something about Kampman and people act as if he insulted them. Clearly some (not you zero) will use any chance they can get to go after Rodgers.

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Yeah. I don't care for his attitude at all, but as one member said, who knows maybe he was smiling and what not the whole time? I just don't like his tone at all, it kind of bugs me.

Although when you consider everything that's been going on and said about him and what not, I could understand a chip on his shoulder.

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Wow, I was just about to type the same exact phrase

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Exactly, what if the packers were switching to a ground control offense where they would only throw like 15 times per game, drastically lowering Rodgers involvement in the offense. But people said, it would be better for the team, and Rodgers would be more efficient, etc. but Rodgers knew that this offense would basically be cutting his skills out of the mix. And then Kampy says "fail to understand"

Rodgers should just stay out of it

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rodgers is still young relatively... he still has some growing up to do. kampman and him are close so i have no doubt that this will be discussed between them and settled. rodgers still showing some immaturity.

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Brett > Rodgers :thumbright:

Hope that clears it up for ya

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