Experts weigh in on Aaron Rodgers: 'No easy fix'

playAntonio Pierce and Mark Schlereth expect the Packers to get back in the win column against the Bears. (0:33)GREEN BAY, Wis. – The question was posed to Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers like this: "Diagnosing what's wrong with Aaron Rodgers has turned into a cottage industry. When you look at yourself, what do you see … that you would like to do better?"

Rodgers boiled it down to one thing.

"I think it's just accuracy," he said this week.

Can that fully explain why Rodgers, a two-time NFL MVP, is off to one of the worst starts of his career? Or why it's been 11 months since his last 300-yard passing game? Or why the Packers have an unsightly 8-9 record in their last 17 games,…