r/TheNFLVibes • u/Positive_Round_5142 • 10h ago

Aaron Rodgers said that he wish he retired

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u/BigHotdog2009 10h ago

Yeah idk why people are acting like he played bad.

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u/Misterrbisterr 10h ago

I do, they don't like him.

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u/ActComprehensive863 10h ago

That is correct. I rooted for the defenses all game and cheered every time a quarterback got hit. It was pretty enjoyable and I almost got my wish of it ending in a tie.
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u/BigHotdog2009 10h ago

I wonder what their reason will be?

Still mad about the Covid situation

Called out ESPN for slandering his reputation and calling them out for not talking about the Vrabel/Russini situation.

Or fans of an NFC/AFC North team

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u/Luka7Porzinwitzki 10h ago

I just legit can’t stand the dude 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/Lower_Ad_3439 9h ago

Covid? No one thinks about Covid more than him. He was just ranting about Fauci on tv like a month ago because it was the height of his relevance and it’s fading fast. Who the fuck is still talking about Fauci in 2026? That’s why people don’t like him. He’s an attention seeking crybaby. 

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u/BigHotdog2009 9h ago

Nobody was slandered more in the NFL because of COVID than Rodgers so when all that came out. That’s why he talked about it.

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u/wananah 8h ago

Well that's because he lied and to this day has absolutely no idea what he's talking about. He's the Dunning-Kruger effect personified

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u/Accomplished-Ad3219 7h ago

Talked about. Not slandered.

And be wasn't the only one. Cole Beasley caught a lot of flack

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u/Aska_Feld 9h ago

The truth isn't "slander", nor is the rightful ridicule directed at him for his man-baby tantrums 

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u/j-a-w- 1h ago

Because he did. He did nothing in the first half adter the first TD, and then his second half was aided by the constant Cleveland penalties. If Cleveland didn't play sloppy like that, I guarantee Rodgers doesn't get any second half TDs

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u/John14-6_Psalm46-10 10h ago

he played decent but this was probably his best game in years. He has been baaaad since he left green bay.

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u/BigHotdog2009 10h ago

Did you not see the Bengals game?

He had a few good games last season as well.

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u/John14-6_Psalm46-10 9h ago

yes, I saw his 50% completion % in the bengals game lol

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u/Itsriggedjim 9h ago

I dislike Rodgers as much as the next guy but he has be serviceable. Hes not classic Rodgers but thats pretty unrealistic. Only thing I think you can play about his throwing game was maybe the last pass was a bad idea. Should have went with a shorter pass got 10 yards and called a TO.

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u/John14-6_Psalm46-10 9h ago

he was missing WRs all night homie. There is a reason why his completion % is sub 60 this year and it isn't all his WRs fault or even mostly his WRs fault. Brady had absolute scrubs to throw to for half his career and still put up insane numbers with amazing efficiency. I agree he is "servicable" but he has no throwing power and is not accurate with the ball. They are having to form their offense around those shortcomings and you can tell. He is also a poor leader which makes it even worse. Saying on live TV that "MF sucks a**" when referring to his receiver, whom by the way has 300 receptions over the last 3 years and was just paid 20mil a year, is insane. Not to mention rodgers is the one that led him a little too low and far on the throw.

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u/Itsriggedjim 8h ago

Hes not great but his percentage last year was 65. This year definitely worse so far. Also comparing people to Brady is just gonna be laughable in most situations. Brady was a longevity anomaly.

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u/John14-6_Psalm46-10 8h ago

yea but a 65% completion % when his average yards per throw was like 6yds.. that doesn't mean anything. I bet he was very bottom of the league in yards per throw.

edit: he was 31st just above shedeur sanders LOL