Aaron Rodgers Enjoys Davante Adams’ Latest Hall of Fame Commentary, Exuding Confidence In Allen Lazard

Aaron Rodgers is definitely enjoying his 18th boot camp in Green Bay. On Tuesday, he Arrived at camp He looks like the actor Nicolas Cage from the 90s action movie “Con Air”. the next day , PackersThe veteran quarterback referred to former teammate Davante Adams’ comment that he is switching from a Hall of Fame quarterback to another player.

Rodgers took his opportunity to respond to Adams when asked about the possibility of replacing Allen Lazard with Adams as Rodgers’ new primary receiving option.

“It’s always hard to go from Hall of Famer to Hall of Famer,” Rodgers said, via Matt Schneidmann of Athletic. “From Davante to Allen, he’d be a transition, but he’s capable of a lot. The way it went with the actors, the guys we’ve got here and the goals we’ve made, he didn’t have a lot of chances.”

“Since his first day here, he’s turned heads. So it’s no surprise to see him come out and have a really consistent day today. But he’s working hard. He has a lot to prove, I think, to himself and the others, maybe to the team as well, I love hungry Allen Lazard.”

“It’s going to be an adjustment for us, but I’m happy with day one.”

Adams made headlines last week after telling CBS Sports NFL Insider Josina Anderson that he was transitioning from one Hall of Fame player – Rodgers – to another in the… Raiders QB Derek Carr. Adams He later explained his comments.

“What I meant was that even if I moved to Hall of Famer into Hall of Famer, that’s an adjustment,” Adams said. “Even if it was From Hall of Famer to Hall of Famer, there will be an adjustment. I wasn’t saying Hall of Famer Aaron to Hall of Famer Derek.”

While Adams will continue in Las Vegas, Rodgers appears to be pleased with Blizzard, an unpolished ex-rookie entering his fifth season with the Packers. Last season, Lazard hit his career highs with 40 receptions for 513 yards and eight touchdowns. He did so despite missing two games during the regular season.

Green Bay’s receiving squad also includes veterans Randall Cobb and Sammy Watkins, second year wide Amari Rodgers, and rookies Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs and Samori Toure. Rodgers was also deeply armed at the end of the Great Tight, led by Robert Tonian, Marsdis Lewis, and Josiah DeGuara.