Green Bay Packers backup QB Graham Harrell is well aware of fans' concerns over whether the team would be absolutely screwed if MVP QB Aaron Rodgers went down with an injury during the season.
But fear not, because Graham is ready dammit, to take the team to the promised land if that unfortunate event were to happen.
Despite never playing in an NFL game, he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel “As a quarterback, you better be confident in yourself and believe in yourself...”
“I believe in myself. We have a great support staff and a great group of people in Green Bay. They get quarterbacks ready to play and train quarterbacks. I’ve learned from some of the best in the business.”
Who knows, maybe this guy could be the next Matt Cassel. Up in New England, Pats fans were just as worried watching Cassel look completely lost in the preseason. We heard many a "we're so screwed if Brady goes down" at the stadium that preseaso, and look what happened. Cassel knew the sys...
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