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How the Packers angered Favre, ignored Romo and nearly missed Rodgers
The war room has become synonymous with power and strategy in the NFL. Who wouldn't want a peek inside? At the Packers, we actually had two rooms. The traditional one featured the usual measurables -- height, weight, speed, vertical. Then there was a financial room that I designed focused on salary, cap number, acceleration, contract year, agent and team charts showing cash/cap by position, offense/defense and trends. This space was a favorite of Commissioner Roger Goodell and the late Gene Upshaw, who wanted to design a similar room at NFLPA headquarters.More » -
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State Farm Loves That Other Athletes Are Mimicking Aaron Rodgers’ Moves
State Farm really lucked out when they decided to latch on to Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers' signature celebratory move for use in their commercials. What used to be known as Rodgers' heavyweight belt thing has now been copied by other athletes, but it's now called "the Discount Double Check.". -
Aaron Rodgers celebrates Braun ruling
In December, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers issued a passionate defense of Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun, a close friend whom Major League Baseball had suspended 50 games for violating the game's substance-abuse policy. So when Braun won his appeal of the suspension Thursday, Rodgers vented via Twitter. More » -
‘Aaron Rodgers Day’ on 12-12-12
Mark you calendars now. Wisconsin leaders, having nothing more important to take care of, have answered a grassroots effort and will make Dec. 12 "Aaron Rodgers Day" throughout the Badger State. Rodgers won the NFL's Most Valuable Player Award earlier this month. More » -
Aaron Rodgers is back on Twitter!
Bedtime. Good to be back with y'all. Gonna end the night with a special thank u to our packer fans. Thank u for ur loyalty and support....
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With Twitter allowed during Pro Bowl, Aaron Rodgers can finally bury that In-N-Out tweet
Suddenly the Pro Bowl—that consolation prize Packers fans had no need for last year—seems a whole lot sweeter this year. If not for another chance to see Aaron Rodgers kind of play football again before the offseason, then because this should be the catalyst that revives his long-dormant Twitter account. The normally bunched-up NFL has lifted its normal ban on the social media platform for the annual Hawaiian dick-around game and will be allowing players to tweet during the festivities using the #probowl hashtag.More » -
Hitler reacts to the Green Bay Packers losing to the New York Giants in the 2012 Divisional Playoffs
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Aaron Rodgers, Graham Harrell join TKE fraternity at St. Norbert College in Wisconsin
When you earn a bye in the NFL playoffs, you've earned the right to spend that down time in any number of ways. You could spend it with family, spend it relaxing ... or you could spend part of it joining a fraternity. That's what Packers quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Graham Harrell did.
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Packers vs. Giants – Lessons Learned for Aaron Rodgers?
According to Pelissero, sources in the locker room said McCarthy vented something to the effect of, "If that guy weren't Brett Favre, I'd bench his (expletive)!". . -
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Ten things I learned about Aaron Rodgers from listening to Tuesdays with Aaron
Tuesdays with Aaron is quarterback Aaron Rodgers' weekly sit-down with ESPN Milwaukee's Jason Wilde. The normally media-shy athlete dishes on topics such as family, pop culture, and, of course, football. Rodgers and Wilde have a healthy working relationship and it makes for some quality radio -- segments such as "Inside the Helmet," where Rodgers breaks down one good and one bad play from the previous week's game; and "Ask Aaron," a closing segment fueled by Wilde's hand-picked questions drawn from Twitter, keep the show on-point and entertaining. The show is available via an iTunes podcast and can be streamed online via various ESPN affiliate stations, including 100.5 FM in Madison.More » -
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The Education of Aaron Rodgers
In his rookie season, in 2005, Aaron Rodgers almost never played on Sundays. Instead, he played on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, in practice, against increasingly agitated teammates.. -
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Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers tops Santa Claus in popularity points
For those who wonder just how powerful sports has become in the American psyche, take heart from the latest polling results that show two figures surpass -- albeit barely -- the favorability rating of Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Abraham Lincoln and Jesus Christ edge out Rodgers, a feat that could not be accomplished by the likes of George Washington, Mother Theresa, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and even Santa Claus.
In fact, an astounding 13% of Americans said they have a negative opinion of Santa Claus, the mythic figure who does nothing more horrible than drop off presents once a year. To be fair, 67%, or almost two-thirds, said they have a positive opinion of the fat bearded one, according to Public Policy Polling, a Democratic-affiliated polling firm, which released the survey findings Thursday.
The polling firm found that 75% of Republicans gave Santa Claus good marks, while just 61% of Democrats backed the gift-giver. (It may be worth noting that, as outsiders, Republicans are hoping for a present-filled 2012 election cycle, with most national polls showing a steady disenchantment with how the country is doing, particularly on the economy. Thus, Democrats may be expecting stockings stuffed with coal or perhaps an alternative energy source, like solar power.)
The firm said it undertook the current poll after it found that Rodgers was viewed favorably by 89% of voters in Wisconsin, a record high in the agency’s polling. “It got us to wondering -- can anyone top that?” the firm said in a statement.More » -
Packers: Rodgers’ brother is his biggest fan
Luke Rodgers scurried about his San Diego home Thursday night, throwing various items in a bag.
A couple shirts. A toothbrush. The normal travel items. Something always gets left behind, but that happens to the constant traveler.
This time it was a trip to Knoxville, Tenn., to see little brother Jordan quarterback Vanderbilt against the Tennessee Volunteers - the fifth time he would watch the Commodores in person this year.
The trips to see his other little brother Aaron have been less frequent this year - just two games so far. The last was a quick drive to Qualcomm Stadium to watch the Packers beat the Chargers 45-38. The biggest was a chilly week in Dallas in February for the Super Bowl.
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The great Rodgers-Favre myth
At least once a week, sometimes more than that, someone asks me whether QB Aaron Rodgers is playing better at his position than anybody in franchise history.
What they're asking, of course, is whether Rodgers is playing better than Brett Favre.
Usually, I tell them that I think Rodgers is playing better than any quarterback in the NFL right now, but I hesitate to say that he's playing at a level higher than Favre ever did.
Here's why: he's not.
I'm not going to deny Favre acted like a horse's ass at the end of his career, blew some critical post-season games or is stupid to engage in a feud with the franchise he once loved (and once loved him).
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Aaron Rodgers’ outspoken/unspoken enemy
During his remarkable six-year journey from clipboard-toting backup to Super Bowl XLV MVP, regular-season MVP-in-waiting and unofficial face of the National Football League, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has drawn motivation from people who have snubbed, slighted and shortchanged his ability.
There is one guy in particular that -- even now -- Rodgers has a hard time mentioning by name.
If that last sentence conjured an image of a graybeard retiree wearing a sweat-stained baseball cap while riding a tractor, stop right there...
Brett Favre is yesterday’s news in Wisconsin. The guy who makes Rodgers’ skin crawl is -- drumroll, please -- ESPN commentator Skip Bayless.. -
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Favre talks about retirement, Rodgers
The folks at SportsRadioInterviews.com just told us about an interview Brett Favre conducted with 790 The Zone in Atlanta with Mike (Favre’s fellow broadcaster this weekend) and Hans. The former Packers quarterback addressed a number of topics, including retired life, his time in Minnesota and his feelings while watching Aaron Rodgers lead the Packers to a Super Bowl championship.. -
Aaron Rodgers, Everybody Wants To Know: What Do You Think Of Tony Plush?
Aaron Rodgers joined ESPN Milwaukee with Jason Wilde to discuss why he hasn't gotten any high profile gigs like GQ covers despite being the reigning Super Bowl MVP, if he's a fan of the Brewers and Tony Plush, if there's a Plush-type character in the Packers' locker room, what he learned about egos last year during the Packers run to the title, his crazy facial hair, the season finally getting started and why he doesn't think the level of play will be sloppy to start the year like so many are expecting. . -
Rodgers visits his celebrity crush Ellen
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers visited with his celebrity crush, Ellen, of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," which aired Tuesday.
Rodgers presented DeGeneres with a signed Packers jersey with his name on the back.. . -
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