Remember, the Packers were picked by most to win SB 50 this year. So after Jordy goes down and the offense starts to sputter and have issues and the fans and media start screaming "what is wrong? who is this going to mentally effect the most? My guess is the leader, the guy that is suppose to be able to do and fix anything. The guy who the other 10 players look to for doing it all. The guy who is rumored to be the best QB around and makes bad WR's good. I think even Rodgers himself was convinced he was the reason the Packers offense was as good as its been in the past. But guess what, AR wasn't Superman and as the pressure mounted and the offense continued to play poorly across the board, it effected his play too. I get it, I was a competitive athlete and saw that snowball rolling more then once on teams or individual sports I competed in. It's called momentum and can be positive or negative.
Rodgers doesn't hide the fact that he hasn't played well, but he has also humbly tries to point out that his teammates haven't either. Maybe in the past the success of the offense has shown too brightly on one guy, Aaron Rodgers. But I think in this case, its lack of the great success we have all grown accustom to, isn't a result of AR not putting everything he has it in. It's a cumulative snowball rolling with 11 bodies tangled up inside of it and coaches scratching their heads at how to stop it.