GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Aaron Rodgers ducked under center on the first play of the first practice at Green Bay Packers’ training camp this summer. As routine as it was for Rodgers, it was all new for rookie Josh Myers.
The two had never worked together, given that Rodgers skipped the entire offseason program while he contemplated his future.
The result was forgettable.
Ball, meet ground.
For a second or two, everyone stood still and waited to see how Rodgers would react. But there was no blowup.
That would come weeks later.