AARON RODGERS RUMORS
Aaron Rodgers: I’m going to miss Brian Urlacher
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers told The Jim Rose Show that he’s going to miss former Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher. “I just have the utmost amount of respect for him, the way he plays the game,” Rodgers, said per ESPNChicago.com. “A lot of memories come to mind. He picked me off a couple times, maybe more than anybody else has. But I had one really bad play...
Bears' Urlacher was Rodgers' favorite opponent
Brian Urlacher never fared well against the Green Bay Packers during a 13-year career with the Chicago Bears that ended this week with a somewhat unexpected retirement announcement.
Despite the Bears only winning 9 of 27 in that time against their NFC North rival, Urlacher often made his presence felt. He also left a lasting impression on Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who called...
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Aaron Rodgers: “Randall Cobb is a guy who could be a 100-plus catch guy every year”
Now that Donald Driver and Greg Jennings are no longer around, the Packers will need there other receivers to step up. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers believes Randall Cobb can haul in 100 receptions a season.
“I still like the guys we’ve got,” Rodgers said, per ESPNWisconsin.com. “We have a lot of talent at that position. I think Randall Cobb is a guy who could be a 100-plus...
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Rodgers to Pack: Retire Favre's #4
Packers current star quarterback Aaron Rodgers believes that the team should retire the jersey number of its former star quarterback, Brett Favre.
Aaron Rodgers wants Packers to retire Favre’s No. 4
Aaron Rodgers has learned to forgive and forget. Now he's hoping the Green Bay Packers and its diehard fans can do the same.
In a radio interview with "The Jim Rome Show" Wednesday, the Packers' All-Everything quarterback said it's time for the "healing process to begin" between the organization and Brett Favre, whose number, he hopes, can soon...
Aaron Rodgers Looked Like Lloyd Christmas in High School
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Green Bay seeks better balance after altering offensive line
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- No one was pointing fingers. Aaron Rodgers partly blamed himself for getting sacked a league-high 51 times last season. The offensive linemen admitted -- for the most part -- that they didn't perform well enough. But with the ultimate responsibility falling on Mike McCarthy, the Green Bay Packers' coach knew something had to be done.
There may have been...
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Aaron Rodgers 2013 Fantasy Football Preview and Projection
Aaron Rodgers is primed for another big fantasy season in 2013.
As a fantasy football expert, most of what you do is predicting the future. Trying to foresee how players will perform and how certain situations play out is essentially what fantasy football prognosticating is all about.
Normally, predicting the future is a difficult thing — but when it comes to projecting Aaron Rodgers...
Who’s to Blame for Aaron Rodgers’ Record High Sacks?
We’ve all seen the numbers. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was sacked a total of 51 times in 2012 – more than any other NFL quarterback – and 55 times if you count the playoffs. It eclipsed his previous record of 50 sacks in 2009 and brings his five-year total as a starter to 202. His lowest sack count in that span was 31 in 2010, the same year they won the Super...
Aaron Rodgers Took Numerous Pictures With the Ladies at the Kentucky Derby (Photos)
Obviously it doesn’t suck to be Aaron Rodgers these days.
He’s come a long way from being that guy who sat in the green room at the NFL Draft with the vacant look on his face as he waited longer than he expected to be selected. Rodgers is now the highest paid player in the NFL, he’s considered by many including myself to be the best quarterback in the league, and the ladies...
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