Bill Belichick Says ‘He’s Glad Aaron Rodgers Is in the Nfc’ After Green Bay Packers Qb Outperforms His Former Top Guy Tom Brady in Dramatic Collision

With a fabulous Week 3 performance, Aaron Rodgers and Co. have sent a clear message to the rest of the teams that they are back on the track. Despite having a young squad of receivers and offensive weapons, the Packers fared well against Tom Brady on Sunday. Now the Patriots are next on the line for Rodgers, and coach Bill Belichick is already impressed with the veteran and his incredible form.

Statistically, the Packers outperformed their opponents going deep into the regular season. Although it was a slow encounter, Rodgers came out victorious in Week 3. Well, he has nothing to prove, but each and every game of the season is essential for the team to register their ticket for the playoffs. The New England Patriots will be next for the Packers, but what did Belichick have to say about Rodgers and his performance against the Patriots’ former QB Tom Brady?

While speaking on a recent show, Belichick was asked what makes the passer so effective on the field.

“Pretty much everything. He’s very smart. A very good athlete. He’s got very good quickness and the ability to avoid and escape guys in the pocket to extend plays.” he said on the show.

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“Glad he’s in the NFC, and we haven’t had to face him more because he’s always been a problem. And looks like he’s playing extremely well again as he always does. It’ll be a big challenge for us defensively this week.” Belichick added to his explanation.

Tom Brady admits Week 3 fumbles

Well, the game between Bucs and Packers was certainly not an even face-off. The Buccaneers had a fragile O-line, and the receiver corps was near to nothing as the top three prospects were benched due to injuries.

The newcomer, Cole Beasley, Rookies, and other backups covered for them. However, it turned out to be a nightmare for the Brady-led side. The quarterback affirmed through the press conference that the guys fought well, but it wasn’t a great performance.

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“The guys went in there, they fought hard. We just, too many mistakes. Even if I don’t know I looked at me, we had a chance to make a lot of plays, and we didn’t.” Brady said. He will face Patrick Mahomes on the field next week. An equally important game, just like Week 3. Who are you rooting for?