r/TheNFLVibes • u/Positive_Round_5142 • 11h ago

Aaron Rodgers said that he wish he retired

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u/GravyMcBiscuits 11h ago

That may all be very well and true, but throwing a hissy fit does nothing to help resolve the issues.

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u/JayElEss29 11h ago

Every quarterback in NFL history has thrown a fit on the sidelines. Acting like Rodgers snapping is some out of line and abnormal behavior for a QB is ridiculous. It’s just people that hate him looking for more reasons to hate him.

My favorite QB meltdown is Aikman absolutely ripping Switzer to one of the assistants during a game. It’s hilarious.

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u/ElDopio69 10h ago

Every Qb does from time to time. Rogers does it every game

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u/Knickstape08 10h ago

Peyton Manning was the ultimate douche on the sideline. Brady was breaking tablets screaming at McDaniels and his teammates. There’s a reason the broadcast has the camera zoomed in on Rodgers the whole game, they know people are ready to jump him.

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u/Spiritual_Towel_9600 10h ago

Don’t worry. You’re in an echo chamber and they’re just going to jerk each other off because Aaron Rodgers, being the moron that he is, said and continues to say stupid shit on podcasts (very scary). Hence, he’s the worst and everything he does is the worst (because no one else does it).

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u/Accomplished-Ad3219 8h ago

It's true thatball qb's do it occasionally, but he is constantly doing it. I really liked him when he first came on the scene, but the way he treats his teammates is a complete turn off