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Week 17 GDT: Packers @ Detroit Lions


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1 minute ago, Sasquatch said:

While true, it’s myopic to think this is his only problem.

He is relatively accurate and efficient on short passes. Rodgers has made a living off from the deep ball, that is never going to happen again and he needs to play to his current strengths and not his past. He needs to use those passes to set up the run and once to twice go deep to keep defenses honest.

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If he steps in to throws he still delivers pearls.

2nd drive: Aaron jones on a little wheel he back foots and tries to arm it out there and its way off. Then it comes to 3rd and 10, plant foots and throws a beauty on a shallow post to Davante. This offseason he needs to take a real look at the mechanics. He still has the arm, still knows how to play ball, he needs to find a way to deliver and it's not just all arm, the rest of the body needs to get involved.

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15 minutes ago, Fox_NFLs_GG said:

He has pins in his shoulder, he will never throw the same again. You can't fix it.

He has hardware on the clavicle.  I know it is expecting a lot of posters to understand anatomy, but they are not in his shoulder.

Could he have rotator cuff issues?  Sure, he is an older player in a throwing sport.  But that likely isn't from the clavicle injury.

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9 minutes ago, Fl0nkerton said:

lol he threw like double the amount of deep balls yesterday than he did in any other game and now he 'heaves everything deep'

If you don't see Rodgers recurring tendency to pass over shorter routes in hopes of finding something further downfield, I don't know what to tell you.

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Just now, Ragnar Danneskjold said:

He has hardware on the clavicle.  I know it is expecting a lot of posters to understand anatomy, but they are not in his shoulder.

Could he have rotator cuff issues?  Sure, he is an older player in a throwing sport.  But that likely isn't from the clavicle injury.

Medically speaking, you are correct. Not everyone is going to understand what you said. It is all intertwined. The muscle groups will make up for the weakness in the clavicle and altering the throwing motion. When all area become weak, the rest becomes weak. Rotator cuff issues can be caused from this.

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