GREEN BAY, Wis. -- James Jones hasn’t forgotten when he incurred Aaron Rodgers' wrath. Yes, even one of the Green Bay Packers quarterback’s good friends found himself on the receiving end of the two-time NFL MVP’s ire a few times during their eight years together.
And while Jones believes that Rodgers means it when he says he only gets on receivers he cares about and won’t chastise a player “unless I believe in a guy,” what’s more important to Jones is what Rodgers’ approach proves about Rodgers himself.