play-calling, he promoted receivers coach Edgar Bennett to offensive coordinator and added the receivers to the responsibilities of quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt.

That could be affecting their play.

"I can't imagine not having a receivers coach," the first personnel man said.

The same personnel man said while studying the Packers a coach told him to watch the wide receivers because it was unclear to him what they were trying to accomplish with their routes. The Packers have had the same offense for years, but the receivers didn't seem to be finishing their routes this year.

"He told me, 'The wide receivers are just running to spots and they expect the quarterback to scramble and they don't get the ball out on time,'" the personnel man said. "I watched it and henot relaxed. He's scrambling and he doesn't look very poised. He's pressing. He's basically saying, 'Everything's on my shoulder.' You have to let the game come to you."

Second coach: "I saw Aaron Rodgers play maybe the finest game a quarterback could play against Atlanta a few years ago in the playoffs. He threw and ran and was able to throw on the run. Now, I think he's been banged up a little bit and I think that's having an effect on his accuracy. He's the same quarterback. I wouldn't say it's a mechanical thing, but he's having to move way too much. He makes great plays on the run. I see him having to do that too much."

First personnel man: "The quarterback is unsure. He's not as confident