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  1. I don't feel so bad about being worried now.
  2. Love our Aaron Rodgers. He wasn't upset about his ego, but wanted exposure for the MACC fund. It must be easier to just lend your name and money to a cause. But it is the measure of a person when he has committed himself heart and soul to it. Once again, kudos to Rodgers
  3. My wife and her friend happened to be in the room when Rodgers recovered that fumble; when it happened I just laughed and said "Oh, Aaron!" They were stunned that "the little quarterback" would do that (hope he isn't reading this). I was a little horrified, too. The Cards seemed to back off diving on him to try and wrestle it away...I guess the refereeing emphasis on protecting QBs has had some impact.

    It was a great, if scary, play.
  4. One of things I liked about the fumble recovery was he dove in, recovered it, and got out of there with the ball and handed it to an official. No need to lay at the bottom of the pile and let Cardinals peck at you if you don't have to.
  5. Aaron Rodgers is a solid individual that we as Packer fans are proud of. His pride of being a Wisconsin resident, his loyalty and respect to players past and present, and his commitment to the MACC fund is beyond reproach! Aaron you are the best!!!!!!!!!!!
  6. The guy is a class act through and through and we are so fortunate that Ted had the wisdom to select him, and then the cojones to stand up to brINT when he drew the line in the sand...two HOF quarterbacks in a row, not too shabby...thought ARs comments about the MACC event were a measure of his character, and also a nice little jab at the network, they should have given at least a minute to this part of ARs life since he is so much more than just a face for them...
  7. Having lost a sister at 3 years of age to Leukemia, I could not agree more with Rodgers. Nothing at all about the MACC fund is very disappointing CBS!!!!!!
    I hope the Packers can do everything in their power to make this guy a lifetime Packer. He is a positive reflection of the Packer's organization and the State...on a National scale. He is a great quarterback...but a much greater human being!