Green Bay Packers returned to form in a scintillating fashion after last week’s embarrassing loss against New Orleans Saints. The Packers lost 38-3 to the Saints last week but pulled off a turnaround against the Lions.

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Green Bay Packers last night notched up a victory over the Detroit Lions in a dominating fashion. The scoreline at the end of the match read 35-17 with Aaron Jones and Aaron Rodgers playing a pivotal role in the Packers win. Post-match, Aaron Rodgers had some interesting choice of words for his critics.

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Green Bay Packers’ Aaron Rodgers responds to his critics after a dominating victory against the Detriot Lions

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After the opening fixture humiliation for the Packers, Aaron Rodgers came under widespread criticism. Criticisms ranged from him being past his prime to being too egotistical to not take a wage cut in the pre-season to help improve the team.

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Responding to his critics from the Packers‘ 38-3 loss, Rodgers said, “I think we maybe tried to show that we cared a little bit more tonight… I just think people like to say a lot of bullshit, and it’s nice to come back in here after a game like that.”

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“There’s even more now than when I started playing” – Aaron Rodgers on trolls

Rodgers later explained how he is so used to criticisms that it doesn’t affect him anymore. “I think that there’s even more now than when I started playing. There’s so many overreactions that happen on a week-to-week basis. So it’s nice to come out, have a good performance and get the trolls off our back for at least a week.”

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Aaron Rodgers‘ Green Bay Packers next play against the San Francisco 49ers.

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