“A Lot of Middle Fingers”: Despite Nerve-Breaking Success, Aaron Rodgers Discloses a Behavior Issue He Found With Bears Fans

Aaron Rodgers is in town

Whenever Aaron Rodgers comes to Chicago, the NFL world expects him to play well. And maybe the Bears fans do too. So when he came for the week 13 showdown with the divisional rivals amid concerns about his injuries, he showed everyone why that is the case.

The struggling Packers won comfortably as Rodgers played through a double injury. But despite the nerve-breaking success, Rodgers found himself at the end of the anger of the local fans. 

“Yes… A lot of middle fingers,” Rodgers said about the reaction of the Bears fans after the win. But despite the behavioral issues, the QB confessed his love for the sports scene in the city.

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“You never know when it’s gonna be your last time playing at a place. I have got great moments at this place. And as much as the fans don’t really like me, I do have respect for the city of Chicago and they’re great sports fans here. This stadium, it has been a lot of fun over the years to go to battle,” he said.

A lot of love for the great city of Chicago.

Record against Chicago 

Aaron Rodgers has some insane stats against the Bears. Over the years, the Chicago-based franchise has become his favorite team to beat. The QB has started 29 games for the Packers against their fierce division rivals. Overwhelmingly so, it has been A-Rod who can come out on top.

Rodgers has won a whopping 24 games in total against the team from Chicago in his career. And in one of the five losses, he went off with an injury in the first quarter itself. He has a total of 611 completions with a 67.3% pass completion rate. The Packers QB has scored 64 passing touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. In fact, the athlete hasn’t thrown an interception against the Bears since his last loss to the team in December 2018.

With such a record, it is understandable why the Chicago fans don’t like Rodgers. And he keeps on piling up the numbers, adding to their fury.

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