The Packers historically do very well in finding backup QB's; some who eventually find starting success elsewhere. Some good examples of Matt Hasselback and Aaron Brooks.
Next up may be Brett Hundley:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rookie-...2105--nfl.html
Aaron Rodgers only being 31 years old probably has another five to seven seasons left the tank. That said, Hundley looks to maybe be a great trade asset down the line. It's only preseason but he's tossed seven touchdowns, and only one pick. He's also done well for himself in camp.
Next up may be Brett Hundley:
Hundley threw for four scores, Myles White made a case for a spot in the Packers' injury-stricken receiving corps with two touchdowns, and Green Bay finished the preseason with a 38-10 win Thursday night over winless New Orleans.
''He has a lot in front of him,'' coach Mike McCarthy said about Hundley. ''He has a lot to learn.''
Hundley will likely get to do it as the third-string quarterback behind NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and top backup Scott Tolzien.
''He has a lot in front of him,'' coach Mike McCarthy said about Hundley. ''He has a lot to learn.''
Hundley will likely get to do it as the third-string quarterback behind NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers and top backup Scott Tolzien.
Aaron Rodgers only being 31 years old probably has another five to seven seasons left the tank. That said, Hundley looks to maybe be a great trade asset down the line. It's only preseason but he's tossed seven touchdowns, and only one pick. He's also done well for himself in camp.
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