Green Bay

[DJ]

fires Alex Van Pelt, the QB coach for Aaron Rodgers.













And Rodgers thought this was an "interesting decision."







Discuss.

 

[DJ]

Without consulting with Rodgers.

 

[MileHigh64]

Without consulting with Rodgers.

Yes, but did they ask Danica Patrick? She has her finger on the Rodgers pulse.

 

[DJ]

Stephen A Smith thinks Rodgers should demand a trade because they don't respect him.

 

[DJ]

Know it won't happen but Rodgers on the Jags would be very interesting.

 

[DJ]

Know it won't happen but Rodgers on the Jags would be very interesting.

Or the Broncos. But, I'd fucking hate that.

 

[Manster7588]

Wait a minute. I thought Van Pelt worked at ESPN.

 

[NEhomer]

Without consulting with Rodgers.

As Tony Kornheiser noted last night, this couldn't possibly have been a surprise to Aaron. His current coach had been looking elsewhere.

 

[Ojb81]

Wait a minute. I thought Van Pelt worked at ESPN.

You're thinking of Scott, the gangly dweeb

 

[megalodon30]

Wasn't Alex Van Pelt a former Bills QB? What would he know about the position?

 

[packerzrule]

Know it won't happen but Rodgers on the Jags would be very interesting.

Jags would be dominate

 

[Rock Strongo]

fires Alex Van Pelt, the QB coach for Aaron Rodgers.













And Rodgers thought this was an "interesting decision."







Discuss.

famous for not learning his buffalo playbook.

man did he get fat.

 

[Rock Strongo]

now that i think about it that may have been todd collins. same time span, same team. both sucked.

 

[DHoey]

Yes, but did they ask Danica Patrick? She has her finger on the Rodgers pulse.

Rectum pulse maybe.....

 

[The Derski]

Pretty sure Van Pelt asked to let his contract expire so he could look for a OC job. He wasn’t fired.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Is Rodgers still a Packer? No fudge packing pun intended.

#IRgate

 

[The Derski]

That’s why the comments from Rodgers yesterday confused me.

 

[game]

Pretty sure Van Pelt asked to let his contract expire so he could look for a OC job. He wasn’t fired.

And somehow ended up as the Bengals QB coach. Good luck Alex.

 

[RP-29]

Rodgers has no right to be consulted about a coaching change.

I actually like that he wasn't consulted. These superstar athletes' egos balloon to uncontrollable sizes and many stupid organizations feed into that inflation to their own detriment. Not consulting him means they're not treating him like he's bigger than the team or any other player on the roster.