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A critical moment for both Rodgers and Glenn lies ahead: a sit-down conversation where transparency is key. The coaching staff needs to ascertain whether Rodgers is genuinely committed to the team's new direction. Simultaneously, it’s vital that he understands his role will not be one of unilateral control and flexibility is essential to fit into a new system.
For instance, Glenn’s recent experience underlines the efficacy of a more grounded offensive approach, emphasizing play-action passes and a structured run game—elements that differ from Rodgers's traditional West Coast offense. The integration of such a system might require adaptability on Rodgers's part, similar to what former quarterback Peyton Manning had to do in the past under Gary Kubiak's scheme.