Nagler's Never Right

Aaron looks at some of the decisions the Packers will have to makes on their own free agents, talks about the upcoming NFL Combine, as well as what happens at the line of scrimmage in the Packers offense.

Jordy Nelson? Randall Cobb? People just can't stop speculating about their status for next year, including Aaron. He also looks at what it will take to turn the Packers defense around. I

Aaron looks at how the Packers are undoubtedly preparing to sign Aaron Rodgers to a blockbuster contract extension and tempers expectations for free agency.

This week, Aaron talks about Aaron Rodgers' comments at the Super Bowl regarding the Packers not talking to him about his quarterbacks coach moving on and looks at Mark Murphy's decision to undo what Bob Harlan put in place by not making a play for Josh Dorsey when he was available.

Aaron talks about the opportunity for Mike McCarthy and the Packers offense to mold an offensive identity that doesn't ask so much of Aaron Rodgers and leans a bit more on the running game. He also takes a look at Mike Pettine's introductory press conference and how he might go about implementing his scheme in Green Bay.

Aaron talks about the decisions the Packers have to make at wide receiver with Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb and welcomes Pete Dougherty to discuss his latest column on the subject.

Aaron talks about the defense, Eliot Wolf, and everything Packers.

Aaron discusses the front office moves, Mark Murphy's search for a new GM and the Pro Football Hall of Fame's disrespect of LeRoy Butler.

Aaron discusses the matchup between the Lions and Packers, takes a look at the mysterious backlash against Randall Cobb by certain segments of the fanbase and gives his take on why it's time for Ted Thompson to go.

This week, Aaron talks about the trajectories of the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings franchises and expands on his belief that it is time for Mike McCarthy to remove Dom Capers as defensive coordinator.

Aaron talks about the return of Aaron Rodgers, possible gameplans for the Packers as they head down to Carolina to take on the Panthers and the likelihood of Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy getting contract extensions.

Aaron takes a look at the upcoming matchup with the Cleveland Browns, tackles the future of the wide receiver position and looks at the pressure the organization will be under if the team manages to lose to a winless Browns team on Sunday.

Aaron looks at the long, hard road ahead for the Packers if they are to make a post-season run, talks about how Green Bay can carry over the positives from the Steelers game and looks at the matchup with Tampa Bay.

This week, Aaron assesses where the Packers stand after their shutout loss to the Baltimore Ravens and looks forward to the daunting task awaiting them in Pittsburgh on Sunday night.

Aaron looks at the Packers' need to rely on the running game and their defense to keep them afloat while waiting for Aaron Rodgers' return. Needless to say, he's not optimistic.