I don't really see how people are struggling to understand what's going on? Master the offense, develop his footwork till good habits become second nature, find some receiver/O-Line cohesion, and put him in the best situation to succeed. I mean, our GM, owner, and coach have this plan in mind. After Blaine, Garrard, and Henne, don't we think we should have a plan in place to succeed. And although this game can be played two ways, Rodgers worked on his footwork and throwing motion as an understudy. David Carr and Blaine Gabbert were thrown in the fire and goofed big time. I'm cool with any plan that gives us the best chance of being successful at the QB position. Patience, my friends

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