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It was painful seeing Joey Bosa sack Aaron Rodgers and him leaving with a bloodied nose, but fans still hoped they would win when he returned. Yet, they suffered the sixth loss of the season against the Bills, leaving no other option for the quarterback than to turn inward and call out his teammates for their poor performance. “Players need to take accountability,” Rodgers said. However, as the fans see it, the issues have spread into the coaching as well. The loud Fire Tomlin! chants in the stands showed it. But the quarterback still defended the head coach, Mike Tomlin. “I was booed before even in Green Bay, and that was a boo worthy performance,” he said, indicating their Week 13 performance as bad. Stay tuned! There’s more to this story. 

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Aaron Rodgers Snaps at Locker Room After Addressing Steelers’ Coaching Issues

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Amit Kumar Jha is a Senior Features Writer at EssentiallySports, specializing in NFL Rookie Watch coverage. He closely follows the journey of draft picks into the professional league and is known for his insightful stories, including a recent piece on Brett Favre’s controversial Parkinson’s treatment that earned praise from the Hall of Famer himself. Over the last two years, Amit has also been a key contributor to the Live News Center and serves as an important insider for EssentiallySports’ NFL coverage. He believes the transition from college to the NFL is a challenging one, especially for quarterbacks who often need time to adjust to the league's rigors. This season, he is particularly focused on monitoring the rising stock of Shedeur Sanders. Amit is recognized for his strong attention to detail, creative writing skills, and ability to present factual information clearly and engagingly, connecting personally with readers. His work consistently aims to amaze and attract audiences by making complex sports narratives accessible and compelling.