GREEN BAY — Aaron Rodgers isn’t the only Green Bay Packers quarterback who might benefit from a new coach, new offensive coordinator and new quarterbacks coach.
But while the two-time NFL MVP is sure to adapt to the changes coach Matt LaFleur, offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett and quarterbacks coach Luke Getsy bring, Rodgers hasn’t had to deal with much change as he enters his 15th NFL season and 12th as the Packers’ starter.
No. 3 quarterback Tim Boyle? Most of his football life has been spent rolling with the changes.
In college at Connecticut, Boyle played in 27 games over three seasons — under three different coaches.