3 Reasons Aaron Rodgers should make Eagles fans appreciate Carson Wentz

1. Rodgers’ leadership is a bit of a question mark.

Does anyone else watch Packers games and feel like Rodgers is just always dissatisfied with something? Doesn’t he just always look unhappy with somebody? High definition television and the way the NFL films games changed everything for football fans forever.

Every game is the same. You zoom in on the quarterback. You film the play. You put the camera back on the quarterback. You watch a play succeed, and you put the camera back on the quarterback. When the play fails or there’s an interception, as soon as the whistle is blown, the camera is right back on the quarterback.

You get every reaction.

Watch any Packers game. Rodgers is amazing. Three times a game, he wows you. You can always count on him for highlight-reel moments. You can always count on him for one or two plays a game that only he and maybe two other quarterbacks in the game can make, but then, there’s that other thing.

His body language is almost as legendary as his deep ball. Nothing anyone does is good enough. You don’t think his teammates notice that? We’ve spent all of this time talking about Wentz’s leadership that we’ve ignored that of Rodgers. During the games, one guy is high-fiving guys, keeping things positive, and picking guys up. One guy is the exact opposite. Guess which one is which.