NFL Twitter in Splits Over Hilarious Aaron Rodgers Photo

Last night, Aaron Rodgers & co ended the perfect record of the Arizona Cardinals. The match was a close affair that required last-minute heroics from rookie CB Rasul Douglas to separate the two sides. The match ended 24-21, in the favor of the Packers.

Earlier in the match, Aaron Rodgers and Aaron Jones combined to give a substantial lead for the Packers. Rodgers in particular led the team very well with 2 touchdowns and 184 yards. His performance was not the only reason he was trending last night.

Aaron Rodgers reacts to a decisive victory against the Cardinals

Despite missing out on their starting receivers and defensive coordinators, the Packers survived the relentless onslaught from the Cardinals’ offense. Rodgers post-match acknowledged this and iterated how proud he was of his team to eke out a win against the divisional leaders.

“This is a scrappy team. This is a tough, physical, gritty team. I’m so proud of our guys,” Rodgers told FOX Sports’ Erin Andrews. “Without our defensive coordinator, without MVS, without the best wide receiver in the league in Davante Adams, (and) Allen Lazard, our do-it-all guy.… To have these guys come out and play the way they did, I’m so proud of them,” he concluded.

Aaron Rodgers’s facial reaction to a late hit from Jordan Philipps goes viral

After a FOX broadcast captured his funny response to a hard hit on his first touchdown throw, the three-time MVP became one of the Internet’s newest memes. The image was generated after Cardinals defensive lineman Jordan Phillips delivered a late blow that nearly took Rodgers’ helmet off his head.

After the victory, Rodgers acknowledged he had seen the photo and, in fact, he shared a few on his Instagram story as well. “I saw it,” Rodgers said, smiling. “The Internet is undefeated,” he concluded.

Here are some of the best takes from NFL Twitter on Aaron Rodgers’ meme face –

Which was your favorite Aaron Rodgers meme from Twitter last night? Let us know!

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