Early in the second half against the Chicago Bears, Aaron Rodgers nearly fell over trying to plant on a balky left knee to make a throw. A few plays later, he dropped an all-time throw into a window the size of a coffee cup for a 39-yard Geronimo Allison touchdown, the first trip to the end zone for the Green Bay Packers on their way to a 24-23 comeback victory.
The talking point about a Rodgers-led offense with his injured knee called for quick passes. Get the ball out of his hands and let the receivers do the rest.