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    In all, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Rodgers did an admirable job handling the Favre-related drama that started last season and will continue Sunday. "Aaron wants to play football. He wants to win games. He's human, just like all of us ... Has it been discussed? Yes, we've talked about it, but it doesn't do anything good to take it any further (than) that. It's a great situation for Aaron Rodgers. He's taken full advantage of it and we're proud that he's our quarterback." Copyright 2009 Associated Press. Full Article at Sporting News
    Aaron wants to play football. He wants to win games. He's human, just like all of us ... Has it been discussed? Yes, we've talked about it, but it doesn't do anything good to take it any further (than) that. It's a great situation for Aaron Rodgers. He's taken full advantage of it and we're proud that he's our quarterback.
    SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
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  1. That, again, was out of my control ... I focused on the things I could control, and that situation was one that, again, I didn't worry about as much as there may have been emotions involved or may not have been, it was out of my control so I didn't worry about it.
    – Aaron Rodgers SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  2. It's definitely all love, the relationship between myself and the fans ... It's good.
    – Aaron Rodgers SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  3. If you would've told me at the beginning of the season we'd get a standing ovation leaving the field after our last game at 6-10, I would've said, 'Well, I was probably being carted off ... But I wasn't. We had just beaten the Lions, and that was a special moment.
    – Aaron Rodgers SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  4. I just try to stay focused on the things I can control ... I think I learned that as a 21-year-old sitting in the green room (at the 2005 draft) firsthand. That was kind of the beginning of just continuing to trust in my close friends and advisers and just hearing the same kind of thing - that the thing...
    SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  5. I still feel like my best is in front of me, and I'm always looking for ways to improve and being very critical of the way I've been playing ... So I think as a quarterback, you've got to strive for that perfect game, and it's never really attainable, because there's always a couple things you're going ...
    SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  6. I feel like a stance like that would have portrayed me as wanting some sort of sympathy or self-pity on my part, and I never felt like that ... I felt like I'd waited for three years to do something that I always wanted to do since I was 3 years old watching Joe Montana and running pass patterns with my...
    SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago

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