And Aaron needs to get the ball out quickly. None of this waiting until there is a 1/2 second left on the clock.
I know last year the were using excuse that ML's plays are long and that they take a long time to read to AR who has to read them to huddle. This is BS Rodgers will sit at the line 10-15 seconds trying to read the defense letting the clock run to 1 to snap. To me this allows the defense to time their snap also knowing Rodgers is going to wait 1 second nearly all the time so you can time your blitz with that.And Aaron needs to get the ball out quickly. None of this waiting until there is a 1/2 second left on the clock.
The clock goes to 1/2 seconds on 95% of the snaps across the league. It’s about calling audibles, and line making adjustments at the line. It’s far from issues 1-10. If I have an issue it’s trying to get the D to jump offsides and get a free play or too but that’s splitting hairs
Thing is Rodgers seems to burn 1-2 TOs a game buy losing track of the clock is what I hate about him doing it.
And burning 1 or 2 vs wrong play or personal is a small price to pay
i doubt very seriously that he is "losing track". more likely the play that was called was very likely to fail with what he saw on the defense. there are any number of reasons why he might call a time out rather than risk a turnover or even just let the clock expire. rodgers is one of the most aware players in the game.
