Drinking on antidepressants? Can't say I can't relate.
@antooo posted:Meh, it's like having a 54 man roster for the first two weeks.
Whatever he took, I hope it was performance enhancing.
Only the 54th player really sucks.
Actually might be good for the Packers. This way the Packers can keep him after last cuts and he doesn't count against the roster. And correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think his salary becomes guaranteed either. Actually kind of helps the Packers here in case a TE gets hurt those first 2 weeks.
Apparently, it was DUI
@Maynard posted:Well at least we know what Aaronâs been up to.
Wonder if it comes with a box of napkins.
Drinking and antidepressants is not a good combo. Hope for the best for the young man beyond football
Things have been complicated for roughly the duration of the offseason between quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.
Though there's been no budging or development as it's concerned with Rodgers coming back into the Green Bay fold, Packers president/CEO Mark Murphy recently spoke about the QB and with all things Rodgers and the Pack, it's sure to draw notice.
"I'm often reminded though of Ted Thompson, as most of you know, just a great general manager, passed away this past year, or excuse me earlier this year. [He] often talked about Aaron, that he's a... and it wasn't just Aaron, a lot of different players. He would say 'He's a complicated fella.' So, I'll just say that," Murphy said Thursday at an event at Lambeau Field, per NBC26.com.
Rodgers, who missed Green Bay's mandatory minicamp, has spoken on a media platform just once this offseason in regard to his discontentwith the Packers franchise, letting his absence from team workouts and reports through the media do the majority of his talking.
While much has been written and Rodgers briefly touched on matters, stating somewhat vaguely that his disharmony was about the franchise "doing things the right way," the true onus behind the all-time great quarterback's dismay remains a bit cloudy. His future with the only club he's ever played for remains as uncertain as ever.
Previously, Murphy touched on his belief about how the Rodgers situation had "divided" the fan base.
While Rodgers dispelled any beliefs that he was upset personally with Jordan Love, common themes are that Rodgers wasn't happy with the Packers' selection of the QB in the first round of the 2020 draft, that a failure to bring in supporting talent at the skill positions was another point of unhappiness and that a contract extension was another factor.
At this point, it's just, well, complicated.
In reality, saying Rodgers is a "complicated" person is a rather mundane comment, but as this Wisconsin standoff carries on, it seems every word and every day takes on a certain amount of significance.
I know you didn't write this. Where is the link giving credit?
@Maynard posted:Well at least we know what Aaronâs been up to.
I wonder if they make them in different sizes. There's good evidence that Favre would need a kid-sized version for his type of corn cob.
Whatever butters your corn I guess.
I wish Murphy would just stuff a cob in his pie hole for the rest of the summer.
@ammo posted:I know you didn't write this. Where is the link giving credit?
He wrote it while proctoring study hall. Back off.
You sure the kids weren't proctoring him? 
I thought he wrote it over Thanksgiving.
@YATittle posted:At this point, it's just, well, complicated.
In reality, saying Rodgers is a "complicated" person is a rather mundane comment, but as this Wisconsin standoff carries on, it seems every word and every day takes on a certain amount of significance.
When a player like Rodgers is holding out, the one thing you don't do is make a public comment like this basically talking shit about the guy. It's just dumb beyond belief.
Way to go Murphy. Give him even more reason to be insulted.
Jesus dipshitting Christ.
@Fedya posted:I thought he wrote it over Thanksgiving.
When was that?
The day Christ our savior was born. Duh.
you're thinking of Boxing Day, the day after thanksgiving
