Aaron Rodgers Seemingly Unhappy With Green Bay Packers Coaching Tactics

It was for the first time in the last four seasons under Matt Lafleur’s leadership the Packers have lost their consecutive regular season games. Aaron Rodgers didn’t seem pleased with the overall performance and analyzed the lack of execution that led to a terrible Week 6 loss against the Jets on Sunday.

So far, the Packers have scored 107 points in the 2022 season. That means on average, only 17.8 points per game. This is the lowest by Aaron Rodgers in a six-game span since taking charge of the offensive unit.

While speaking to the reporters, Rodgers addressed the criticisms he received in his own locker room. He also expressed his displeasure on losing the game despite getting a long week to practice.

“It’s going to be interesting to see how we all respond to this tomorrow and this week,” Rodgers said. “I feel like we had a great week of practice, so this performance today was surprising. We’ve got to watch our language and the kind of energy that we’re manifesting, but I’m going to be steady with the guys, and I expect our leadership to do the same,” he added.

Apart from the loss, the QB had a plethora of other problems on the field. He had to control the depleting receiver corps due to injuries and use the offensive weapons wisely. Meanwhile, the quarterback himself got sacked four times, with the Jets’ defense outplaying the Packers’ O-line several times.

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In the third quarter, veteran wideout Randall Cobb was taken to the locker room after suffering an ankle sprain. Apart from connecting for a few throws to Allen Lazard and recording a touchdown, there was nothing left to be proud of.

Aaron Rodgers vowed to simplify things

There is a desperate need for introspection for Aaron Rodgers and Co after they leveled their season record to 3-3. They could only post 10 points by the end of the final whistle with lot many inaccuracies on the field, which ultimately cost them an entire game.

If the team has sufficient players to win the games, Rodgers believes there is a need to simplify things rather than search for other prospects from outside. “I’m not attacking anything,” Rodgers said to the reporters.

“I just think that based on how we’ve played the last two weeks, I think it’s going to be in our best interests to simplify things for everybody — for the line, for the backs, for the receivers, especially with [Randall Cobb’s] injury. Just simplify some things, and maybe that’ll help us get back on track,” he added.

The next on the line for Rodgers is the Commanders, and they will be flying to Washington. After getting booed by his fans at Lambeau field, it will be interesting to see what Rodgers has learned from early jitters to keep his playoff aspirations alive.

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