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“He did a great job this offseason getting into a different kind of shape,” Gutekunst said. Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has seen a big difference in Rodgers this year as well and taken notice of the work he put in over the offseason to get in great shape. Not only is Rodgers more confident entering 2022, but he’s also in a better spot physically, having reported to training camp this year at 202 pounds after playing as much as 16 pounds heavier than that in 2021. “Now, I know I’ve prepared, and I’ve put the work in this offseason and I’m ready for any situation now for sure.”
The former Clemson standout said it’s a “night and day” difference where his head is at right now compared to his rookie year and the aforementioned game. Now, Rodgers is in a much different place mentally going into his second NFL campaign. As a rookie in the NFL last October, when injuries to other players forced him to step in against the Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers wide receiver Amari Rodgers said he felt like he was a freshman in college football being thrown into a top-five matchup.
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