Packers Shutdown Aaron Rodgers for the Season by Placing Him on IR

[26CornerBlitz]

Already being discussed here and it's not going to happen.

 

 

[Roundybout]

Teams are CALLING for him to be released (apparently GB screwed with the IR system, for those unaware). He is not going to be released anywhere. 

[WotAGuy]

I can see this happening if a dyslexic person read “Aaron Rogers is being put on injured reserve”

[Billsfansinceday1]

Placing on IR is way different than releasing.

[Lenigmusx]

That makes more sense but that is not the way it was reported. TY for the explanation?Wishful thinking

Edited December 24, 2017 by Lenigmusx

[Billsfansinceday1]

Just now, Lenigmusx said:

That makes more sense but that is not the way it was reported. TY for the explanation?Wishful thinking

Looks like the title needs to be changed then.

[Lenigmusx]

I'll edit rt now

[Mr. WEO]

What was the point of putting him back on IR anyway?

[Kirby Jackson]

I like how someone interpreted “it’s not going to happen” into a thread titled “Aaron Rodgers to be released.” 

[Lenigmusx]

That is not what was reported. I read on ESPN Rodgers to be released

Can a mod please edit my title.. it won't let me do it from my phone?

[26CornerBlitz]

2 minutes ago, Lenigmusx said:

That is not what was reported. I read on ESPN Rodgers to be released

 

What ESPN reported is that the Packers violated the IR rule per other teams and those other teams were calling for him to be released.  That's a lot different than what you inferred. 

Edited December 24, 2017 by 26CornerBlitz

[Albwan]

I wont believe it until yahoo or cnn confirms it

/sarcasm off

[Lenigmusx]

1 minute ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

What ESPN reported is that the Packers violated the IR rule per other teams and those other teams were calling for him to be released.  That's a lot different than what you inferred. 

No ESPN played a game with a Headline that was BS click bait.. sorry I read to quick and excitedly jumped the gun. 

[/dev/null]

Per the rules ARodg should been released

 

With the current Commissioner all franchises are equal.  But some are more equal than others

 

The league office will find a loophole 

 

 

[Lenigmusx]

Again if a mod could change my thread title gladly appreciated. My phone won't let me edit the title.

[mannc]

2 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

What ESPN reported is that the Packers violated the IR rule per other teams and those other teams were calling for him to be released.  That's a lot different than what you inferred. 

And it’s also a lot different than “not going to happen”.  Seems like a clear violation by Pack of a rule, the consequence of which is that the player gets released.  So why is it “not gonna happen”?

[Lenigmusx]

There sorry that took so long.. I did not intend to mislead anyone the way ESPN headlines did.

[mannc]

3 minutes ago, Lenigmusx said:

No ESPN played a game with a Headline that was BS click bait.. sorry I read to quick and excitedly jumped the gun. 

The ESPN article is hardly “BS clickbait”.

[Lenigmusx]

Original headline "Aaron Rodgers to be Released?"

Yes if you read it that is not what it says. That headline is click bait and when that pops up on your phone you get excited. Lol

Edited December 24, 2017 by Lenigmusx

[26CornerBlitz]

NFL owners call for Packers to release Rodgers (1:24)
Adam Schefter explains why teams are complaining that the Packers violated NFL rules by placing Aaron Rodgers back on IR.