The Green Bay Packers are not having the best season. They lost yet another game against the Detroit Lions. The Lions defeated the Packers by a score of 15-9. The Packers dropped to a 3-6. They lost five games consecutively. A season that was going bad is not refusing to get any better. Seeing this, the five-time Grammy-winning rapper demanded harsh punishment for the starting QB, Aaron Rodgers.

The 40-year-old Lil Wayne has been a lifelong fan of the Green Bay Packers. His father attended Super Bowl XXXI, where the Packers defeated the New England Patriots. He brought home tons of Packers memorabilia. He even wrote an unofficial theme song for the team, named Green and Yellow. It looks like this time; he left the Packers fandom for good. After what was an embarrassing loss against the Lions, the musical icon tweeted “RIP” to the season.

Lil Wayne targeted the 2021 NFL MVP because of a disastrous game. A-Rod threw three interceptions. The first two were thrown on first-and-goal from 5 and fourth-and-goal from 1. The third came from the opponent’s 22-yard line.

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One of the opening lines from Green and Yellow is, “Aaron Rodgers in the trap, I got 12 on my back,” but now it looks like the rapper took 12 off his back.

Aaron Rodgers and his team are slumping

Since the Packers are 3-6, the chances of them winning a consecutive NFC North title are slim to none. For a wild card slot, the Packers are only 1.5 games behind the San Francisco 49ers. Aaron Rodgers‘ team ranks 13th in the NFC. They also have been consistently losing, making them the only team to have the longest losing streak in the league after Lions.

This is definitely not the time to chill for the Super Bowl-winning QB. This year marks the first time since 2008 when Rodgers became the full-time starter for the Packers that they are on a losing streak. Do you think they can bounce back in the season?

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