Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay Packers used to be synonymous for almost two decades in the NFL. That combination has now come to an end after Rodgers moved on from the Packers to the New York Jets. But it seems he is not the only one who has moved on. With former teammates of Aaron Rodgers at the Packers claiming they don’t need him anymore. This is a harsh take on a player who served his team for nearly two decades.

Aaron Rodgers played for the Green Bay Packers ever since joining the NFL in 2005. His move to the Jets in 2023 saw him complete his 18th season with the Packers and in the NFL. Many might feel that he has earned a special place in the hearts of the fans and his former teammates. But the recent comments coming out of the Packers camp signals the opposite, with two Packers player preferring their current teammate over their former QB.

Jordan love over Aaron Rodgers for Green Bay Packers

The switch has seen Aaron Rodgers take heat from Packers fans in recent weeks. And the heat is not limited to just his former fans, with former teammates chiming in. One former teammate went as far as calling Jordan Love the best QB in the league, over Aaron Rodgers.

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In a recent Twitter post shared by Adam Schefter, Jaire Alexander proclaimed Jordan Love to be the best QB in the league. The tweet captioned, “Packers’ CB Jaire Alexander believes in Jordan Love:” with the picture adding, “Best QB in the league.” This is a strong take by Jaire Alexander, who was called out by his former teammate last October.

When the Packers lost to the Giants in London last season, Jaire said he is not worried, but if they go on to lose next week, that will worry him. This drew Rodgers to reply by saying we should not be talking about losing. He adds that he does not like the conversation about losing next, referring to their trip back to the States. This may have sowed the seeds of difference between the two players which is now reflected in the news. But he was not the only one to have made such a comparison between Love and Rodgers.

Romeo Doubs called it before Jaire Alexander

Alexander was not the first player to choose Jordan Love over Aaron Rodgers. His teammate, Romeo Doubs called it before him as he said he does not see a big difference between the two. Earlier this month, Romeo Doubs backed Jordan Love to perform and cover the gap left behind by Aaron Rodgers at the Packers.

Doubs was in his rookie year last season, as Rodgers oversaw what came to be his final campaign at the Packers. Love, on the other hand, will appreciate the support from Alexander and Doubs as he steps up to the center. He will hope his experience and learnings while under Aaron Rodgers have been enough to overcome his limited game experience as a starter.

Aaron Rodgers seems to be a forgotten man for the Green Bay Packers fans and his former teammates. Turning their attention to Jordan Love, his teammates have already claimed him to be better than Rodgers. With the new season just weeks away, we will have to wait and see if he can put up the numbers.

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