You're going to be. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Something smelled in Green Bay during Jeff Janus's tenure there and this

latest article on Bleacher report just makes too much sense. The reason why Jeff Janus was not awarded more

snaps, did not command more targets in the Green Bay Packers offense was Aaron Rogers.

This from a former Packers scout.

Janice got into the dog house really quick and he just never let him out.

Aaron Rogers didn't even give the kid a chance,

and the tough part is Janice is actually a

good person and they used to dog him other people did what Aaron did they used to

dog Janice. Davis Maddock and I suspected this was behind Jeff Janice's

banishment in Green Bay. It just didn't make sense. A mega producer at the

college level and some of the best size adjusted

athleticism we've seen in recent memory and then when he does see the field

whether it be in pre-season or the regular season or a playoff game he he produces splash plays.

So how does that player not receive more opportunities?

Well, the answer is clear.

The individual doling out the opportunities in Green Bay was not Mike McCarthy.

It was Aaron Rogers.

Aaron Rogers could do no wrong in Green Bay, according to the former Packer Scout.

And Packer's teammates took their cues from their leader.

So if the leader dogs a player that gives license to Janus's teammates to continue to dog him as well. Jeff Janus is not a dog. Jeff

Janus could have been a productive NFL player. I talked about this with Davis

Maddick. The only explanation is Aaron Rogers did not want him to

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