Green Bay Packers: Midseason Rookie Review
By Kyle Engman
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Packers tight end
Richard Rodgers(89) is tackled by Chicago Bears strong safety
Ryan Mundy(21) during the first quarter at Soldier Field. Dennis Wierzbicki-USA TODAY Sports photograph
Richard Rodgers, TE
Packers fans were hoping for Rodgers to fit into the role previously filled by Jermichael Finley.
He hasn’t exactly fit into place quite yet.
Rodgers has only recorded seven receptions for 111 yards in eight games.
Andrew Quarless won the starting tight end position and bumped Rodgers into more of a blocking role.
Rodgers has been efficient, so to speak in pass blocking, but that’s really the extent for highlights from the rookie tight end.
Grade: D