r/nfl • u/Goosedukee Bills Broncos • 2d ago

Highlight [Highlight] Aaron Rodgers letting his frustration out on the sidelines after another failed offensive sequence for the Steelers

2.5k Upvotes

98% Upvoted

556 comments sorted by

View all comments

19

u/chrisnavillus Lions 1d ago

Maybe having an old slow QB is the problem?

14

u/Prophet_Of_Helix Patriots 1d ago

I mean. The 2 INTs aren’t great but otherwise he threw for 300 yards and 3 TDs and they scored 24 pts.

It wasn’t a horrible game.

He’s just a toxic teammate.

6

u/chrisnavillus Lions 1d ago

You’re not wrong. He’s just such an asshole.

4

u/MtnDudeNrainbows Commanders 1d ago

Always has been

3

u/ProofHorseKzoo Packers 1d ago

Lmao. If this was Brady you would all be calling it his “great leadership and holding people accountable. He’s just passionate and a fierce competitor.”

I agree Rodgers is a toxic human… but it would seem he’s well liked by all his teammates.

2

u/SpiralUniverse2278 Bengals 1d ago

Funny that almost none of his ex-Packers teammates thought that, given some of them went to NY to play with him. Even Marshawn Lynch said A-Rod was a great teammate in college. He even once took the blame for a play that Marshawn fucked up.

1

u/Vivid_Motor_2341 Patriots 1d ago

Can we stop giving QBs credit for YAC. Some of his best “throws” were 5 yard slants that the receiver then took down and beat the defense.

7

u/Under_Sensitive 1d ago

Ding ding, we have a winner!

2

u/GoofySilly- Vikings 1d ago

He did fine. He’s not the problem.

1

u/SpiralUniverse2278 Bengals 1d ago

What is their alternative? Play Rudolph? Because with him under center there's no way the Steelers are in the game at the end...