The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that in 2011 Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers accounted for 69 percent of the offense. Last year, it was 71 percent. Rodgers hopes a better running game in 2013 can lead to more balance on offense -- even if that comes with less reliance on his right arm. "I just think it's better when we have balance for everybody," Rodgers said. "It helps with the passing game. It slows down the rush. It gives us opportunities to have some more one-on-ones outside. But I have high expectations for myself regardless of the coverage, the opponent, the score and I know my teammates do as well. So I enjoy the opportunity to carry whatever load is put on me and I expect to play well."
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