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Against the spread: Aaron Rodgers potential under and a look at Dak Prescott
Aaron Rodgers - 4,000 yard under
For Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers our hosts expect the under. From injuries the past few years and the potential of a run-heavy offense, they don't expect a massive year from Rodgers.
Aaron Rodgers has been the discount double-check man for years at this point and is a Super Bowl-winning quarterback. Rodgers hasn't had a full season of production where he threw for less than 4,000 yards since 2015. Since then he threw for 4,428 in 2016, then 1,675 the year after (dealt with injuries and played in only 7 games), and last year he threw for 4,442 yards. With these stats in mind, it isn't impossible to see Rodgers throwing for less than 4,000, but it is an under that could bring a bang for your buck.
With a new head coach and a different offensive system this year, the Green Bay Packers will need Aaron Rodgers to produce for them. The running game could be a factor for the Packers this season and could potentially take yards away from Rodgers. Hopefully, for Rodgers and Packers fans he is also injury-free this season.
Questions from the podcast team
Is there a potential for Aaron Rodgers to fall under a 4,000-yard season this year? Are you placing bets on the Green Bay Packers to make the playoffs this season? Will Aaron Rodgers succeed this season with new coaching in Green Bay?
New to the show?
Did you enjoy the podcast? Make sure to follow our hosts Jason Sarney and Ryan Gosling on Twitter: @JSarney_PFN365 & @rygosling. Let them know your thoughts on the podcast. While you're on Twitter make sure also to follow Pro Football Network @PFN365. This will keep you updated with all podcasts and articles from our network. Support our hosts by checking into one of their latest podcasts and by using the #PFNPodcastNetwork on Twitter.
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By Pro Football NetworkAaron Rodgers - 4,000 yard under
For Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers our hosts expect the under. From injuries the past few years and the potential of a run-heavy offense, they don't expect a massive year from Rodgers.
Aaron Rodgers has been the discount double-check man for years at this point and is a Super Bowl-winning quarterback. Rodgers hasn't had a full season of production where he threw for less than 4,000 yards since 2015. Since then he threw for 4,428 in 2016, then 1,675 the year after (dealt with injuries and played in only 7 games), and last year he threw for 4,442 yards. With these stats in mind, it isn't impossible to see Rodgers throwing for less than 4,000, but it is an under that could bring a bang for your buck.
With a new head coach and a different offensive system this year, the Green Bay Packers will need Aaron Rodgers to produce for them. The running game could be a factor for the Packers this season and could potentially take yards away from Rodgers. Hopefully, for Rodgers and Packers fans he is also injury-free this season.
Questions from the podcast team
Is there a potential for Aaron Rodgers to fall under a 4,000-yard season this year? Are you placing bets on the Green Bay Packers to make the playoffs this season? Will Aaron Rodgers succeed this season with new coaching in Green Bay?
New to the show?
Did you enjoy the podcast? Make sure to follow our hosts Jason Sarney and Ryan Gosling on Twitter: @JSarney_PFN365 & @rygosling. Let them know your thoughts on the podcast. While you're on Twitter make sure also to follow Pro Football Network @PFN365. This will keep you updated with all podcasts and articles from our network. Support our hosts by checking into one of their latest podcasts and by using the #PFNPodcastNetwork on Twitter.
*Find the Pro Football Network All-Access pass here.
Catch up with our other Podcast hosts in the PFN Network
Handle your business: Click here!Twitter: @temptherat
Fantasy fixers: Click here!Twitter: @TheTravisYates & @CALL_ME_SOS
Nosebleed Seats: Click here!Twitter: @ChiofaloSports & @ZachWolchuk
Against the Spread: Click Here!Twitter: @JSarney_PFN365 & @rygosling
Any given Friday: Click here!Twitter: @SamuraiiRadio, @Eric_Cam, & @AshburnPFN