"I never want to show up a guy."

They didn't discuss agent comments. Frankly I felt that Rodgers addressed it when he talked about apologizing to Jones and that they handle these things behind closed doors. I doubt we will much more about this, but it doesn't stop me from being curious...not that I have a right to know.

I thought that was very out of character for Arod but contrast that with Cutler who gave his receiver a brush on the head and was sitting next to him on the bench and laughing right after he dropped an easy TD pass.

Well I think that Rodgers brought a little "juice" to the offense and when used sparingly it is effective.

Competition sometimes needs an edge to it and is kinda what this "juice" talk is all about right?

Jay Cutler said that Rodgers comments had a "certain douchie-ness" to them.

Linky?

It was out of character for Arod to show up Jones, and I'm glad he apologized for it. He's also right that the emotion shown isn't really worth it. The incident made Arod look like a prima donna jerk, right or wrong. I'm not saying he shouldn't get in Jones' grill a bit, but he should have done it on the bench and not in the heat of the immediate moment when you know the cameras are going to be on you.

As for Cutler's brush on Marshall's head, well, Marshall didn't look too pleased by it. While the pass hit him on the hands, he had to leap and twist for it -- not an impossible catch, but not a gimme either. Cutler should have taken a little heat for that throw considering how wide open Marshall was.