Aaron Rodgers talks about his expectations

Talking about having a young offensive line and how far they are in the process of clicking together, Aaron Rodgers reminded the fans that the NFL is not an easy league. “Pretty far, hopefully. Listen, I knew there were going to be growing pains,” the QB said of having the pains of being a young offensive line. “But I also think that maybe there are certain biases that come into the league about certain teams, and we forget the parity that we have in this league,” he added.

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“We played two different ball teams in the last couple of weeks. I know we are expected to win games, we thought we were going to win both games. But the Giants look like a pretty real team, I would say. Our win against New England a couple of weeks ago now looks a little better now after they shut out the Lions and, you know, dominating win last week. The league is stronger across the board. The difference between winning and losing is so minutely thin.” Rodgers concluded.

Rodgers then went on to set the agenda of his Green Bay Packers for the rest of the season. He knows they will have to work very hard to find a way and turn things around. “Now we don’t expect to lose by 17 at home against anybody so that wasn’t our best performance but the difference between winning and losing is razor thin and… for us the margin of error is thin as well so we gotta find a way…” Rodgers said.

Packers’ recent form

Green bay’s recent form hasn’t been great. They have lost twice in as many weeks, going down to both the Giants and the Jets of New York. The loss against Zach Wilson’s Jets at home was particularly embarrassing. The Jets won 27-10. Aaron Rodgers did not have a great game. The veteran quarterback did throw 246 yards but could only make one touchdown. He would surely want to increase that tally in the next run of games.

The Packers next take on the Washington Commanders and that one is a very important game for the team from Milwaukee. They are second in the NFC North table, but the Chicago Bears are breathing down their neck. They would also not like to have the Minnesota Vikings run away with the top spot. The Vikings are 5-1 after week six. The fans are in for a treat.

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