Lambeau Field Boos Reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers and the Packers After 7th Embarrassing Defeat of the Season

Aaron Rodgers experienced something an athlete should seldom experience. The Packers did lose against the Titans but that wasn’t enough. They had multiple missed opportunities and poor plays.

Green Bay played poor defense and let the Titans through for multiple touchdowns. If that wasn’t bad enough, the Packers team and their reigning MVP QB experienced something worse.

Aaron Rodgers given unwelcome treatment at his home field

Lambeau Field is the home field of the Green Bay Packers. The support for the team is the strongest with the fans crazy behind their team. However, the fans that occupy the stands of Lambeau are the harshest critics of the team. The Packers lost against the Tennessee Titans 27-17 with the visiting team playing exceptionally well.

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However, where Aaron Rodgers and his Packers expected support from their fans, they received the opposite. The Packers team were booed on Lambeau field by angry Packers fans just after the first half. The fans were brutal as the team was down 14-6, and they needed support from the fans. The fans seemed to have had enough of the way the Packers’ season has been faring. The Packers were trying hard to make a comeback from a not-so-hard score of 14-6. However, it seemed like the Packers’ fans have had enough.

Rodgers’ reaction to being booed

After the game, Aaron Rodgers did steel his nerves and face the post-game conference. He took questions about the different kinds of mistakes the Packers made on the field. The reigning MVP spoke stoically about his own shortcomings as well the shortcomings of the team.

During the post-game interview, Rodgers was questioned about being booed on the field. He had a very chilled reply and said, “Interesting, that’s the best I can give you.” He really did not seem like he had an answer for the press and they ended up moving to the questions after that.

The Packers are now at 4 wins and 7 losses and the path to making the playoffs seems to be getting harder and harder. Aaron Rodgers seems to be working hard, but the team is just not able to rally behind the reigning MVP quarterback. If the Packers want to make the playoffs, they’re going to have to play without error and win their games. The question on everyone’s mind is, will the Packers be able to make the playoffs?