Curious what others think of this article: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2801077-packers-put-aaron-rodgers-in-impossible-situation-and-he-keeps-delivering?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_campaign=editorial&utm_medium=referral In particular: Rodgers' ability to overcome nearly any situation is his greatest quality. He's never received enough help compared to other organizations that feature legitimate franchise quarterbacks. Ben Roethlisberger could lean on Hines Ward, Antonio Brown, Heath Miller and Le'Veon Bell during different points in his career. Drew Brees has more weapons than nearly any quarterback in the league right now, including the league's best backfield. Tom Brady once set NFL records throwing to Randy Moss, and he's had the ultimate security blanket in tight end Rob Gronkowski for the last nine seasons. Green Bay's future Hall of Fame signal-caller has never had the same luxury. It's only gotten worse over time. Donald Driver and Greg Jennings were a nice duo at the start of Rodgers' career, and Jordy Nelson developed into his favorite target over the years, but Green Bay's utter lack of investment around the quarterback is startling. Jordy Nelson James Jones Greg Jennings Randall Cobb Davante Adams All very good receivers. NFL HOF? Probably not but all had 1000 yard seasons (well Adams was @997 but he's very capable of that). Not to mention JerMichael Finley who would have been a top 10 tight end before the injury. I don't disagree that they've been bad about turning over the receivers recently but on the whole I think his options have been pretty good.