Author: Pete Dougherty, Packers News

It’s up to Green Bay and its 2020 first-rounder to create an environment in which he improves even though he knows he won’t play.

The Buccaneers defense might have provided a blueprint for the rest of the NFL on how to beat Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.

No doubt part of the Green Bay fan base is apoplectic. But they either have short memories or weren’t around when Ted Thompson drafted Aaron Rodgers.

If Green Bay Packers GM has a strong feeling about a QB prospect, he should pounce in NFL draft. Here are five QBs who could succeed Aaron Rodgers.

Aaron Rodgers’ clock is ticking, and at age 36 he needs more help than he used to if the Packers are to become a true Super Bowl contender.

While Aaron Rodgers’ mobility and throwing consistency have slipped, Russell Wilson likely is second only to Lamar Jackson as league MVP.

Allen Lazard, the No. 6 receiver on a six-man receiving corps, played a prominent role in the Packers’ 23-22 comeback win over the Lions.

Aaron Jones exploded Sunday (107 yards rushing, 75 yards receiving) and outperformed the NFL’s highest-paid running back, Ezekiel Elliott.

The question now is, which of these 3-1 teams is better equipped to take advantage of new circumstances?

If the Packers are to accomplish some big things this season, at some point they’re going to have to stop a good offense from running the ball.