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Wow. This is some terrific insight into the mind of Aaron Rodgers as he's walking from the huddle to before he snaps the ball.

http://www.si.com/extra-mustard/2014/11 ... ay-packers


No wonder sometimes you see him standing behind the center shouting, hand signaling, looking, and letting the play clock get down to about zero.

I used to think, "Man, for a hurry up no huddle offense, Rodgers sure does bleed the play clock down to below 5-10 seconds a lot." And I'm not talking about when we have a 21 to 0 lead. Even if hurry up (non 2 minute drill) I've seen the play clock run down and Rodgers taking some time under center before the ball is snapped.

I realize he's also calling audibles, calling fake audibles, calling protections, trying to get the D to jump offsides and other things as well.

I'm never going to question why he needs that 20-40 seconds ever again.

Smart enough to get into Butte Community College.

Wicked smahhhht.

"I'd fight for this man. He's got a frisbee."

-AGod

Every once in a while I'll hear my brother talk about his playbook or what he's trying to get his kids to understand when he's coaching, it's all stuff Rodgers mentions, and I think ain't no way Jay Cutler is processing any of that.

ReasonablySober wrote:Every once in a while I'll hear my brother talk about his playbook or what he's trying to get his kids to understand when he's coaching, it's all stuff Rodgers mentions, and I think ain't no way Jay Cutler is processing any of that.

But he went to Vanderbilt which is the Harvard of the South.