Aaron Rodgers sees Johnny Jolly in trouble and wonders if decisions made by the NFL exacerbated the suspended Green Bay Packer's struggles. nfl jerseys Jolly was jailed Monday after his third drug arrest in three years. He was charged Saturday with possession of a compound containing codeine and attempting to conceal the substance from investigators.

"I've been in touch with him off and on the last couple years. It's just disappointing," Rodgers told ESPN Milwaukee, according to SportsRadioInterviews.com. "And I'll be honest: I think the league deserves some of the blame in this case. football jerseys "When you look at some of the other guys that have been reinstated in the league after jail sentences, and justly, rightly so, Johnny didn't serve any days in prison, sat out for a year and still couldn't get his case heard, from what I was told. I just think that that's wrong."Rodgers believes removing Jolly from the structure the NFL provides put him in a position to fail. Cooley speaks for the masses on that one. The Romo obsession has floated to an unhealthy place (and we're guilty of advancing it). custom jerseys  And Cooley's correct -- even if his comments generated unnecessary high jinx -- in that he's not brought on air to send everyone into deep slumber. There's plenty of others equipped to do that.

"I think the Commissioner's done a great job of cleaning up some of the stuff in the league," Rodgers said. "That said, if you take a guy away from his support system ... I don't think that's helping."