Aaron Rodgers rehab

In another segment Tuesday, Rodgers discussed how QBs read pass rushes

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00:00 Aaron Rogers talked at one point during yesterday's Pat McAfee show about how

00:06 offenses today, some of the offenses in the NFL today are taking some of the

00:10 decision-making away from the quarterback and automatically having him

00:15 do certain things with certain looks. And he went in why it's important for a

00:18 quarterback to make those decisions based on all the things he sees. And he

00:22 went through a whole litany of things that a quarterback might look at and

00:26 it's I think he did it just to show how complicated the quarterback position is.

00:31 But there's certainly some truth to it as well. He reeled off, I

00:37 don't know, 20 things that a quarterback is looking for in each play to determine

00:41 blitzes and coverage and how teams are gonna try to rush the quarterback.

00:51 And a lot of it was for him looking good, a smart quarterback looking good. I don't

00:59 know, maybe not. That's just my impression of what it was. But this

01:03 segment here had to do with the recovery and he has very different ideas about

01:08 what's possible and what's not possible. And he admitted he has the financial

01:12 wherewithal to get the very best information, to get the very best

01:15 physical therapists, to get all the very best, to get tons of different kind of

01:21 opinions. And that's obviously a big help to be able to get the best of the

01:26 best as far as advice and implementation of everything that it'll take to recover

01:32 from this kind of injury. We'll see. I still think it's a concern of

01:38 whether he'll be able to play again at age 40 after coming back from an Achilles

01:43 tendon tear or whether he'll be able to play at the level at which he was

01:47 playing before the injury.