Instead, Rodgers' secondary passing game targets are his running backs. Jimmy Graham seemingly cannot handle a full complement of snaps anymore, and Marcedes Lewis simply isn't much of a threat through the air. Allen Lazard has stayed in the rotation since his emergence during the period where nearly all of the Packers' receivers were injured, but he's not managed to shake free for more than three targets since Week 10. Geronimo Allison has five drops on only 49 targets. Marquez Valdes-Scantling has caught less than half the throws in his direction this season, and he has made a couple of crucial drops. Rodgers doesn't appear to trust many - or even any - of his other receivers at the moment, and there's a pretty good reason for that. Adams has managed only five catches of more than 20 yards across those six contests, the same number he had in only four games prior to the injury. He's had at least four catches in all six games, but almost managed 64 yards or fewer in four of those six. Trae Waynes (111.4) hasn't been much better, and Mackensie Alexander (92.5) and Mike Hughes (95.8) have not exactly been stingy in coverage, either.Īny of these cornerbacks should be extremely beatable for Davante Adams on the outside, but it's notable that Adams' yards per reception average is down almost two full yards since his return from injury back in Week 9. Xavier Rhodes (130.2 passer rating allowed on throws in his direction, per Pro Football Focus) has fallen off the face of the earth and looks like one of the small handful of worst regular corners in the NFL this season. Rodgers goes up against a Vikings pass defense that has been getting by more on reputation than production for most of this season. Almost all of his road production has come in two games: a thrilling win over the Matt Moore-led Chiefs, and a snow game against the Giants a few weeks back.

It's probably not much of a coincidence that two of the Packers' three losses have come on the road, where Rodgers just has not been the same guy that he typically is at Lambeau Field. but he's also averaging just 6.33 yards per attempt in road games, limiting him to just 209.0 passing yards per game in those contests. NFL footage © NFL Productions LLC.Aaron Rodgers has yet to have a pass intercepted on the road this season. All other NFL-related trademarks are trademarks of the National Football League.

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