Reply to "Rodgers Wants A New Contract?"

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@Tschmack posted:
Gute has done a solid job as a personnel guy. He’s done a miserable job in terms of communicating with his QB. Is that all his fault? I don’t know. Not like Murphy or Ball are setting the best example in terms of servant leadership.

Lets also remember that everyone reports to Murphy. That means certain typical GM-like duties have been taken out of Gute's hands that a normal GM would be in charge of. In essence Murphy has told Gute to build the team only, and Gute's done a good job at that.

But if Murphy is going to have so much say by having so many people reporting to him, it's really up to Murphy to be the leader here and smooth things over. As far as the FO side of this is concerned the buck stops with him, especially because of how he set the reporting structure up. You can't fault Gute for that.

5/25/2110:56 AM

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