Rodgers: 339/525 - 4,659 YDS- 26 TD - 6 INT - 80 SCK

Grant: 291 ATT - 1,110 YDS - 6 TD
Rodgers: 64 ATT - 362 YDS - 3 TD

Driver: 80 REC - 1264 YDS - 6 TD
Jennings: 54 REC - 973 YDS - 3 TD
Finley: 51 REC - 781 YDS - 3 TD
Lee: 51 REC - 362 YDS - 0 TD
Grant: 38 REC - 320 YDS - 0 TD
Nelson: 22 REC - 333 YDS - 3 TD
Jones: 16 REC - 362 YDS - 3 TD

Crosby: 35/42 FG - 35/38 XP

Barnett: 99 TT - 0 SCK
Chillar: 93 TT - 6 SCK
Kampman: 77 TT - 6 SCK
Woodson: 74 TT - 0 SCK
Harris: 74 TT - 3 SCK
Hawk: 74 TT - 0 SCK
Jolly: 61 TT - 0 SCK
Pickett: 58 TT - 0 SCK
Collins: 54 TT - 0 SCK
Matthews: 38 TT - 10 SCK
Jenkins: 38 TT - 6 SCK
Martin: 35 TT - 0 SCK
Williams: 32 TT - 0 SCK

Woodson: 10 INT
Harris: 6 INT
Collins: 3 INT
Jolly: 3 INT
Jenkins: 3 INT
Williams: 3 INT

Geez you know something's wrong when our ace WR has as many TD's as our 4th WR and as many catches as our backup TE. Even more concerning is that our ballhawking Safety has as many picks as not only one, but two of our DE's.

I think this shows that while Jennings production is down, it's because Rodgers has been spreading the wealth.

I'm going to call Jennings' average performance this season, the "Jermichael Finley Effect". The emergence of Finley is going to hurt someone's performance, so far Jennings has been that guy losing catches.

Because if you look at those projections, Finley's on pace for 51 receptions. That's a guy pulling in 51 balls that really wasn't here last year, so it will have an effect.

Thanks Vots. A truely great passing attack is going to have a lot of recievers with mid range numbers, and Finley is gonna cut into those which is a good thing. 80 sacks projected, not good.

Well IMO there is no way that Rodgers can take 80 sacks and throw for 4000+ yds. He wont be upright enough. I know the numbers are simple extrapolation from where we are today but nobody can take that beating and play effectively.

We need to shore things up in a hurry.