Good

sad that Rogers is going to spend his final years with the reputation of coach killer

Great!

Makes you appreciate Manning, Brees and Brady more.

Some creative tension is a good thing in camp. I’d be more alarmed if there were no reports like this.

Some creative tension is a good thing in camp. I’d be more alarmed if there were no reports like this.

Some creative tension is a good thing in camp. I’d be more alarmed if there were no reports like this.

That would be a good point if Rodgers did not already have a history of this stuff.

If LaFleur is trying to implement a new offense, then he absolutely should be telling Rodgers not to audible in practice and pre-season.

When Rdogers lines up against the Bears in September and sees Mack, Smith, and Floyd, among MANY others coming to get him (and they will), then he can audible.

A new coach that comes in and does not already know that Rodgers should be able to change whatever he wants at the line of scrimmage is not very bright.

“I don’t think you want me to turn off 11 years,” Rodgers told NFL.com. “There’s stuff that not many people in the league can do at the line. That’s not a humblebrag. That’s just a fact.

Kind of a strange thing to fire the coach you had for those 11 years and then question why things would need to be even a little different.

I don't think he's questioning why things would need to be different. He straight up said the play calling needs to be different last year. Infantilizing your first ballot HOF QB isn't doing something different, it's doing something dumb. Hopefully LeFleur backpedals from this.

The problem is that pretty much all Aaron Rodgers knows is how McCarthy did things. It seems like Rodgers is saying "Just let me do what I did last year" and the coach is trying to get his system up and running.

I don't think it is wrong to expect in mini-camp for every veteran player to accept the coaching of the new coach. I'm sure LeFleur knows what Rodgers can do and he will let him work towards the best of his ability but Rodgers isn't the coach of the offense.

It doesn't seem like Rodgers is saying that all. It's actually pretty clear what Rodgers is saying.

As I said above, it seems like a poor idea to purposely not practice stuff you will be running in games.

Rodgers has gradually transmogrified into a more talented version of Jay Cutler.

Will his ego allow him to accept coaching from someone who's roughly the same age as he is yet is also far less accomplished in the sport of football?

That's a bizarre conclusion. Rodgers has a massive ego but he clearly cares a lot about winning. Cutler would have been fine with McCarthy coaching his whole career as long as GB kept cutting them checks.

rodgers played and won on his torn acl in the season opener.

cutler pouted on the sideline and let his team down in the nfc championship game.