The finger-pointing in Green Bay began long before the Packers dropped to 3-6 on the season, and it seems some of those shouldering the blame aren't particularly pleased with their quarterback, Aaron Rodgers.
Well, a report Wednesday from ESPN's Jeremy Fowler indicates there appears to be growing discord in Green Baystating that «some of the young wide receivers have been painted as scapegoats» for the team's struggles. Though Aaron Rodgers famously called out the receiving corps in the offseason, it «isn't sitting well with some» given the league's reigning MVP was absent during OTAs.
Fowler mentioned there's also «frustration over the defense, particularly on the back end, where communication and game plan issues have persisted.»
As mentioned earlier, Rodgers hasn't shied away from calling out his young teammates. He previously said, «I think guys who are making too many mistakes shouldn't be playing.» Well, the Green Bay Packers hit a new low on Sunday, losing 15-9, to the Detroit Lions. Rodgers threw three interceptions including two at the goal line...
