Is part of our WR problem that they have become too passive? Twice in the Raiders game, I saw a WR sit back and wait for the ball to get to him rather than go get the ball.

In both cases, the ball never got to the WR. Once was a deflection by the DB in front of Jones. The other was the INT in front of Janis.
- In Jones' case, he was waiting to body catch the ball. I know in the past, our WRs made it a point to catch with the hands, which allows the WR to be more aggressive and get the ball sooner. By waiting, the DB had a better window (of time and spacing) to break up the pass.
- In Janis' case, he just didn't go for it. He was there and someone jumped in front of him. He just let it happen. I think that was why Rodgers was so made about it. At a minimum, he should've tried to break up the pass.

True. I've said that in other threads also. But I also see Rodgers hesitate to throw the ball in certain circumstances. And I wonder if part of it is because he doesn't trust the WRs to go get it like in the past.