3 Responses to “From the Iron-Man to Mr. Glass”

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Well..I wouldn’t jump to any conclusions. Breaking a foot, and continuing to play for a full half of football isn’t the mark of some whiney, momma’s boy.

The guy pulled a hammy. It happens.

I think all this cyber-space sports talk leads us to premature conclusions. I thought Rodgers looked great last week considering 3 years of rust. I’m not ready to call him “Mr Glass” or the second coming of Brett just yet. Let’s see what he can do and give him more than a couple of snaps to do it.

j4a1 said in December 6th, 2007 at 3:36 pm

There you go being all level-headed again. ;) I agree whole heartedly. Just having fun at Rodgers expense. Besides, “Mr. Glass” makes for better copy, rather than that reasonable, levelheaded nonsense… ;)

packeraaron said in December 6th, 2007 at 4:56 pm
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[...] Maybe more to the point, what is wrong with Rogers that he can’t make it through a season without an injury, despite the fact that he sits on the bench for most of it? I would have to agree with Aaron at Cheesehead TV — it looks like Ted Thompson may have drafted Mr. Glass. [...]

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