The Green Bay Packers got away with a terrible start on offense yesterday against the New York Giants. To say that they were bad is an understatement; Aaron Rodgers was missing easy throws, taking sacks, and took perhaps the worst snap of his career when he threw the football away and got flagged for intentional grounding.
And then he snapped out of the funk midway through the second quarter.
After the Packers finished with their 38-13 demolition of the Giants, Rodgers discussed next week's game in Dallas and how he and the team must start out better to have a shot at beating the NFC's top seed.