Packers build big lead, blow it, then blow out Lions
The Aaron Rodgers era is looking pretty good so far. Rodgers threw three touchdown passes in the first four drives of his second start, helping Green Bay build a big lead it needed in a 48-25 win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

Packers coming of age - The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

DETROIT - When a team willfully promotes itself as the league's youngest as a means to establish an identity, what better way to experience all sides of that personality early on than have them compressed into the erratic momentum shifts that typically accompany a 40-point fourth quarter?

Packers report: Inside slant
Aaron Rodgers is finally being counted on to win ballgames with his leadership skills, huddle command, impromptu decision-making and how he throws the football.

Packers report: Strategy and personnel
Working on a short week after their season-opening win over Minnesota on Monday night, the Packers are dealing with the possibility that they won't be at full strength at running back for their game at Detroit on Sunday

Packers report: Notes, quotes
--The Packers are proud of their youthful existence.

Leading Off: Rodgers proves he's a starter - The Sacramento Bee, Calif.

Sep. 15--Lost amid the fanfare over Brett Favre's home debut with the Jets is that his understudy continues to impress the Packers.

No doubts about Packers' Rodgers - The Dallas Morning News

Sep. 15--DETROIT -- Aaron Rodgers considered it a moment of truth for the Green Bay Packers. In reality, it was the moment of truth for Rodgers.