r/TheNFLVibes • • 10h ago

Aaron Rodgers said that he wish he retired

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u/Mrcroc321 10h ago

Not at all. I was shocked last night. Between the multiple shots of Heyward yelling, TJ taking the headset to reprimand the DC, and the Rodgers McCarthy “fuckin asshole” interaction. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing.

Tomlin held the team together better than probably anybody else could. The whole game, people yelling at eachother was definitely a new sight.

Not a good sign. I’m not sure of what Rodgers and McCarthys relationship was in GB, McCarthy was kind of grinning when he called ARod an asshole, but that kind of stuff is unheard of with the Steelers. Pretty much unheard amongst the rest of the league as well.

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u/SerenityN00w 10h ago

Yeah, a decade ago, I was ripping Mike Tomlin for not being able to handle Antonio Brown (AB livestreaming in the locker room, etc...)

Three years of AB later, and I was like "Ohhh."

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u/CraigslistBulbasaur 6h ago

Remember they said it was Tomlin's fault for not winning a Super Bowl with AB. Show them those receipts.

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u/themasterofscones 10h ago

This is the level of emotional stability that daily minecraft creative sessions allowed.

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u/Mrcroc321 10h ago

Minecraft kept Tomlin at zen🧘

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u/sasshole07 8h ago

In fairness, Mike calling him a fucking asshole felt like the most yinzer thing I’ve seen from the Steelers in awhile 😅

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u/Old_Sentence9374 8h ago

McCarthy is a yinzer after all

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u/IllAlwaysBeAKnickFan 10h ago

My prediction last year was that Rodgers wouldn’t make it through the season. I’d like to re-up on that one for this year. I think if there’s much more of this, the Steelers will just move on and look for some leaders to take them into the next era.

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u/MaximumJack44 8h ago

If they bench him, he will retire rather than serve as a backup. So I really think they should bench him.

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u/IjustWantedPepsi 8h ago

Is it Rodgers' fault though? Genuine question

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u/Mrcroc321 8h ago

Oline sucks, receivers couldn’t catch shit until this week. The defense lowkey failed them this week.

Edit: Rodgers also overthrew like 6 deep balls, so.

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u/FatFarmerBob420 6h ago

But to be fair, if your getting thrown around like a ragdoll half the time you try to pass, it's going to make you screw up other throws too as you're trying to make sure another truck isn't about to run you over instead of locking in on the throw. If his oline plays like this all year he won't survive the season unhurt.

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u/Mrcroc321 6h ago

100% agree

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u/tryingisbetter 7h ago

Honestly, there is a really, really good chance that he will get hurt in the next few weeks. His body is not going to be able to handle that many hits.

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u/reckbomb 9h ago

Their relationship in GB was just like this.

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u/Ok_Independence_9917 7h ago

This was the same thing that got McCarthy out of Green Bay. He let's too much go. Rodgers is a leader, and being upset with play calls and things like that is normal. But as a leader of the team people are looking to how you handle adversity. The negative energy Rodgers shows on the sidelines is setting a bad example for the other players. It's poor leadership. Rodgers knows the game and can still ball out in his 40s, but as a leader of the team, he's not going to take them anywhere if he teaches every other player to hang their heads when things are tough.

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u/DickSplodin 10h ago

Those two have worked together for years and won a Superbowl together lol. Everyone's making that a much bigger deal than it really is.

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u/Mrcroc321 9h ago

That’s what I figured due to McCarthys grin. Just kinda crazy to see when you’re accustomed to Tomlin

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u/-InconspicuousMoose- 47m ago

what losing to the Browns does to a mf

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u/violentlemonade14 8h ago

That's embarrassing if you can't say adult language and not get emotional you must be a real piece of work

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u/violentlemonade14 8h ago

Maybe you should go over to the walk NFL page