Aaron Rodgers being called out by rival execs for Packers’ poor start

Rival execs believe Aaron Rodgers’ body language is worse than ever

Things aren’t great in Wisconsin for Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers right now. Fresh off a Week 7 loss to Washington, the Packers are now 3-4 on the year and have lost three-straight games.

Everything looks bad, too. The coaching, the offense, special teams, and even the defense that people raved about in the preseason. But how much of it is on Rodgers? At least some, according to a new report that surfaced over the weekend.

Per Jason La Canfora, rival execs believe that Rodgers’ body language is ‘worse than ever’ and it ‘looks like he doesn’t want to be there’. Ouch. Take a look at what La Canfora wrote on the situation below:

And the situation in Green Bay, in particular, could explode. Scouts and executives who have watched the Packers maintain that Rodgers’s body language is worse than ever and he seems uninterested in even trying to push the ball down the field. (“They can’t get anything going on offense, and it almost looks like he doesn’t want to be there,” one evaluator, speaking on the condition of anonymity to freely discuss another team’s personnel, told me. “It’s like he’s almost too willing to give up on a play.”)

Well, that’s certainly not good!

The thing to remember is that these are reports out right now and of course, the names won’t be revealed in the report. But it’s interesting to see what other teams think of the Packers right now and especially Rodgers.

It becomes an even bigger story after the Summer that Rodgers had, contemplated retirement before getting a monster deal. If thing continues to go downhill, the decision to give Rodgers that big contract could backfire on the Packers and the future of the franchise.