Rodgers is not wrong. But he figures since he’s still a player he has a right to his own idiocy.
He’s not wrong, but he is the poster child of ESPN amplifying unfounded or asinine opinions just because they are coming from someone that plays a sport.
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I saw a response on reddit that said “Joe Burrow let down by his defense once again”
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Guy doesn’t want to play. OK, something is definitely up. People don’t suddenly get smart in this sport.
However, I am wondering where George Kittle was during this:
Kittle lamented that he wasn’t on the sideline when it all went down so that he could have intervened.
“I’m a leader on the team, and if that is something that is being a distraction on the sideline, I would’ve loved to voice my own opinion in the moment,” Kittle said. “And we’re past that moment. So, it doesn’t matter what I wish I could have said or wish I could have done, but I don’t like distractions on the sideline. I think that’s ignorant. And I think it’s just dumb. It’s just stupid, and it’s very immature. I just don’t see how you could do something like that to your team.”
OK, the defense was on the field, that means the offense was on the sideline, last I checked, and George Kittle is TE, an offense position. Maybe George Kittle was yet another backup LB playing at that moment?
Campbell shit on the packer coaching staff (same staff that manage to get him his only decent year) after he started sucking for them. Dude sucks so bad he should be happy anyone’s letting him on the field.
He did the same thing to the Falcons on his way out, so GB might have seen this coming
Dude needs to be paid on a per-down basis.
Raiders can fix him
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Doesn’t the bench area cover like 35 yards? Maybe he was at one end when the issue arose at the other. Anyway, seems like a guy who no longer want to get an NFL game check from the 49ers.
Retiring in the middle of a game is becoming the new hot trend in the NFL
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Not that long.
Also, I’m guessing that the offense sits when defense is on the field and vice versa. Short version is that he was there, but not really “there.”
You know what NYG might need at about this time? A decent running game. That old fart from last year just couldn’t cut it.
Oh, and a strong offensive line for a solid running game AND to keep QBs from getting concussed, but that should ALWAYS be #1 on the priority list. Number of teams who know this? Eh, 3 or 4.
How did the Seahawks lose at home to the Giants? Trap game?
If the Raiders don’t stumble and win a game somewhere, I’ll be asking the same question all off season
Thank goodness they got rid of him.
1 non-division game left each and they need 3 out of 4. Assuming Bears lose. Lions, Vikings, Packers are facing 49ers, Seahawks and Saints respectively. I’m saying there’s still a chance!
After what I saw from Seattle yesterday, even the Bears have a chance.
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That’s true. It felt like their whole season fell apart in a five minute span.
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CLE decides to ruin another QB:
The part that makes me s.m.h.:
Cleveland has a 99.1% chance of obtaining a top-10 pick in the 2025 NFL draft, according to ESPN Analytics, which could be used on a signal-caller.
Make an O-Line, you idiots!!