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he's comfortable with the offensive coordinator he has. The offensive coordinator that he has is better than the one that he had previously who's been notoriously bad Arthur Smith with using personnel based on their strengths and weaknesses... the receivers are a better fit for what Aaron Rogers is going to look for in terms of veterans who understand that, you know, plays can be changed at the line

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Rodgers benefits from a better offensive coordinator than Arthur Smith and veteran receivers who understand his play-calling adjustments and subtle audibles at the line, which suits his strengths better than younger receivers.

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