“Rodgers Doesn’t Care About This Team Anymore”: NFL World Reacts to Aaron Rodgers’ “This Might Be the Best Thing for Us” Remark

Aaron Rodgers is a man of motivation, but sometimes realism is better, say Packers fans. The NFL superstar attempted to cheer up his teammates with words of wisdom after their third straight defeat in the league. 

“I’m not worried about this squad. In fact, this might be the best thing for us,” he said in an honest presser after the loss against the Commanders. Twitter users were in splits about the ‘positive’ remark. They flooded the feeds with various reactions.

A fan thought A-Rod doesn’t care about the team anymore.

Another angry fan asked how it is the best thing for the team.

Meanwhile, this user gave his curious response.

A fan said the clock is already ticking.

However, this fan has defended Rodgers. 

Green Bay Packers need to address flaws in their game

The four-time MVP fumbled alongside the offense, and as a result, the penalties just piled up at regular intervals. The Packers team lost their third game in a row. It was totally unexpected to witness such a skid from the former Super Bowl winner. 

A fan said this isn’t a great start to the season.

Meanwhile, a fan explained A-Rod is trying to be positive.

A user doubted whether A-Rod is feeling high.

This fan has made a sarcastic response.

Interestingly, a fan complimented his optimism.

The lack of coordination game alongside the loss of Allen Lazard with injury affected head coach Matt LaFleur and his men. Rodgers was out of 23 of 35 for 194 yards.

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He was out of sync with the receivers for the dominant part of the game. He nursed a sore thumb but expressed an interest to play in playing the Sunday game. 

Aaron Rodgers and the waiting approach

Aaron Rodgers covered 1597 yards and recorded 11 touchdowns so far. The 38-year-old star has got a QB rating of 40.5 points and sits 26th position. These are disappointing numbers for the seasoned campaigner.

However, an opinionated Rodgers must be unnerved about his performance. Last week, he emphasized there is still a good time to go to the playoff stage. This wait-and-watch attitude has delivered well for A-Rod in the past. However, it is uncertain whether it would work this time as the game is moving at a faster pace. 

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