[nickcarraway]

I am not a Packers fan, but I have to disagree a bit. The Packers have been passive aggressive against Rodgers for years. They deliberately screw with him by draining the offense.

Sorry, Aaron Rodgers is better than Brett Favre. Look at the stats. Just to take a few, Favre has 30 interceptions in the playoffs in 24 games, with a 3.8% interception percentage. Rodgers. Rodgers, in 22 playoff games, has 13 interceptions, for a 1.7%. Rodgers playoff passer rating was 100.1, while Favre's was 86.3.

I'll tell you something: For the Packers to have 23 consecutive years of Favre and Rodgers and only have two Super Bowls is criminal. Could any other team do that? That wasn't easy.

Remember in 2020, when Tom Brady and the Buccaneers won the Super Bowl. In the NFC championship, Rodgers greatly outplayed Brady. I think Rodgers QBR was about 100, while Brady's was 75.

[Deplorable American1776]

Yes,correct. I think the Packers and Aaron are both at fault. If the Packers are serious about winning with Aaron, they should’ve retained Adams. If Aaron is serious about winning in Green Bay, he should’ve cut his pay and Adams could have stayed. Of course, the Packers front office did some STUPID things.