Miami's New Duo

Aaron Rodgers has had a shaky start to his NFL career. Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 2005 draft, (24th Overall) many expected this young talented Quaterback from California to soon take over for the wiley veteran Brett Favre. Favre caused a wrench to be thrown into the plans of Rodgers when he decided to play for two seasons after Rodgers was drafted. Rodgers finally got his opportunity when Favre officially told the Packers that he was going to retire. Rodgers then took the reigns and showed how good he really was. In his first 3+ starts of the '08-'09 season, he didn't throw an interception, holding the third highest amount of pass attempts without an interception at 157. Only the great Bart Starr and Farve held longer streaks in Packers' uniforms. But now, with this draft, Aaron Rodgers had joined the Miami Dolphins along with his teammate in Green Bay Ryan Grant.




Grant is just as important as Rodgers is because of his ability to break multiple tackles. He also allows Rodgers to use multiple play action fakes every game. Now we will have to wait and see what the futures brings to this Miami football team. Will Aaron Rodgers be the first all-pro Quaterback since Dan Marino? Stay tuned to find out.

good write up

thank you...im really excited to finally play in a franchise...i was in a couple that fell apart