Aaron Rodgers has learned over the years that he doesn’t really need to worry about the offensive line, especially this time of the year. The Green Bay Packers quarterback remains confident in the status of the offensive line and is excited about where it could go once everyone is healthy.
Rodgers said he likes the personnel and trusts the coaching staff, including Adam Stenavich, who was promoted from offensive line coach to offensive coordinator.
“I like where the line is at. They are very well coached. Now our offensive lien coach from last year is the offensive coordinator,” Rodgers said during minicamp. “Every time you look at the line during training camp you’re thinking, ‘Who is going to be the No. 5, who is going to be the No. 10?’ And then you get into the season and you have guys playing who you may not have expected to play well and they are out there balling. I don’t really worry about that group over the years. They’ve been coached so well. And they’ve played pretty damn well over the years too.”
