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ArticleThe morning after: Aaron Rodgers needs more from his receivers
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The potential touchdown came when Rodgers launched a deep ball to Roman Wilson. Contact was made, but the third-year receiver fought through it, jumped in the air, and had the ball in his hands. When he came do the ground, the ball popped out, erasing what would have been a 44-yard score.
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Wilson dropped a 44-yard touchdown pass in Week 1, part of receiver miscue pattern.

Wilson dropped a deep ball from Rodgers in Week 1 that would have been a 44-yard touchdown. The source describes the play: Rodgers launched a deep ball to Wilson, contact was made, Wilson fought through it and jumped in the air with the ball in his hands, but when he came to the ground, the ball popped out. This drop was part of a larger pattern of receiver miscues that cost Rodgers 104 yards and 1 TD.

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