According to many great men, fortunes don’t take time in turning. The Green Bay Packers who were the strong contenders to come out of the NFC for years. Are now going into the 9th week of the NFL with 4 straight losses. Yet, their quarterback and former back-to-back MVP, Aaron Rodgers, still believe in a happier ending. Moreover, he feels that they are only one win away from turning their season around.

While the 38-year-old player took the walk in front of the media. He opened up about the sentiments behind their poor run. After being dealt their 4th consecutive loss and 5th of the season. Rodgers was not as pessimistic as one would think. In addition to a sloppy passing game, the team also racked up a lot of penalties at the wrong time. However, the quarterback did not make any excuses and got straight to the point. “Nobody feels sorry for us,” said Rodgers.

Aaron Rodgers on changing the momentum

As per A-Rod, the team feels much different from a few weeks ago. When they were low on confidence and energy. Since then, he senses that the team is on the right path and all they need is ‘One Win’ to change the direction they are going in. “I feel like we just get one[win] and the whole moment of changes.” added Rodgers. His assessment was not solely based on their performance, but also on the week leading up to the game. The player said, “I thought we had a great week of practice. The energy in the pregame in the locker room was different. It felt like Packers again.”

The Packers are now 3-5 in 8 games, which is already one more than their total loss tally for the whole of last season. A-Rod and the team have not lost more than 4 games ever since the 2018 season, in which they lost 9. And with the current record, they look to be in serious trouble of missing out on the playoffs.

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Bills vs Packers

The Buffalo Bills were the heavy favorites going into the SNF game. And they began by torching the Green Bay defense. Outscoring them by 17 points by the end of the 2nd quarter. With the score being 7-24 to start the second half, it seemed like an uphill battle for the Packers.

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Up against the league’s best defense, Aaron Jones rushed for 143 yards on 20 carries. Averaging 7.2 yards per carry. This was a great positive for the visitors. However, their passing game was still as flawed and clunky as it appeared to be in the previous weeks. The Packers outscored the Bills 10-3 in the second half but lost the game 17-27. Whereas, on the other side, MVP candidate Josh Allen and Stephon Diggs ran the show for the Buffalo.

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