| Aaron
Rodgers
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NFL's Best & Worst: QBs Versus The Blitz
Ed Thompson ranks the top five and the worst five under pressure.
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Dec 25, 2009 |
Clutch Rodgers Makes Statement 
Unlike last season, Aaron Rodgers made key play after key play in rallying the Packers at Pittsburgh
-by PackerReport.com
Dec 20, 2009 |
NFL Quick Count: Big-Play Passers
Ed Thompson's quick-hit NFL analysis and commentary.
-by ScoutNFLNetwork.com
Dec 16, 2009 |
It’s Rodgers’ Time To Shine
With the playoffs within his grasp, Aaron Rodgers can go from fantasy stats star to a true NFL star
-by PackerReport.com
Dec 5, 2009 |
NFL Quarterback Power Rankings
Ed Thompson ranks all 32 quarterbacks as they head into Week 12.
-by ScoutNFLNetwork.com
Nov 26, 2009 |
The Lessons of Smith, Rodgers
While Green Bay lucked into Aaron Rodgers, the 49ers erred in playing Alex Smith before he was ready
-by PackerReport.com
Nov 18, 2009 |
Season Saved By Woodson, Rodgers
Nobody on the field was better than Woodson, who is nothing less than one of the best corners ever
-by PackerReport.com
Nov 16, 2009 |
Talking QBs With Rich Gannon
Rich Gannon, the CBS analyst and 17-year NFL veteran, talks to Packer Report publisher Bill Huber
-by PackerReport.com
Nov 6, 2009 |
Make a Play Or Throw It Away
As the sack total continues to climb at a ridiculous rate, how much blame should be on quarterback?
-by PackerReport.com
Nov 6, 2009 |
NFL Quick Count: Tough To Stuff
Ed Thompson's rapid-fire NFL commentary and analysis.
-by ScoutNFLNetwork.com
Nov 1, 2009 |
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Pro
2005: Selected in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft (24th overall) by the Green Bay Packers.
College
His 161.2 passing efficiency rating in 2004 established a school season-record, as he led the fifth-ranked offense (492.4 ypg) in the NCAA Division 1-A ranks. He boasts a 17-5 record as a starting quarterback for the Bears. ... In two seasons at California, Aaron completed 424 of 665 passes (63.8%) for 5469 yards, 43 touchdowns adding 336 yards and eight scores on 160 rushing attempts.
Junior college transfer who made a major
mark on the Cal program in 2003 and 2004.
All-Conference selection as a junior after posting 66.1%/2,566/24/8. Also added 247 yards rushing with 3 additional scores. Sophomore quarterbacking totals were 61.6%/2,903/19/5.
High School
A two-time All-Section selection at Pleasant Valley (Chico, Cal.) High School, where he threw for 2176 yards as a senior and 2243 yards during his junior campaign.
Positives
Athletic passer with the physical skills and mental intangibles needed to lead a franchise at the next level. Quickly sets up in the pocket, sells ball fakes and technically very sound. Poised under the rush, steps up to avoid defenders and works to keep the play alive. Patient, buys time in the pocket and waits for receivers to come free. Does an excellent job with his reads and natural looking off the safety. Does not make mental errors and throws the ball away rather than toss the errant pass. Times the short and intermediate throws well, as receivers rarely wait for the ball out of their breaks. Outstanding vision and immediately spots the open receiver. Possesses a quick release, live arm and zips the outs or gets the ball downfield. Throws with touch. Sits in the pocket and takes a big hit in order to get the pass off. Fleet-footed and picks up yardage with his legs when necessary.
Negatives
Though accurate, lacks top pass placement and has receivers extending vertically to pull the ball out of the air. Must improve his accuracy down the field. Lacks top footwork releasing the ball off a three step drop. Lacks pocket stature.
Analysis
A physically gifted passer with a great understanding of the position, Rodgers has made himself one of the nation’s top quarterback prospects the past two seasons. May not fit every system, but should quickly flourish in the NFL for a timing offense that does not throw the ball down the field with regularity. Offers a good amount of upside and is a coachable player who should continually improve his game. |
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