Aaron Rodgers had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad first half vs. the Lions
Two end zone interceptions and a handful of missed opportunities made Week 9 immensely frustrating for Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.
Aaron Rodgers is not having a good 2022. The reigning back-to-back MVP award winner has been unable to claim his past glory amidst the backdrop of a limited receiving corps, shaky blocking and a run defense that perpetually allows opposing tailbacks to gash it up the middle.
In Week 9, Rodgers plumbed new lows. His first two quarters against the Detroit Lions were two of the worst of his career. While he threw for 156 yards on just 18 passes, his Green Bay Packers headed to the locker room trailing 8-0. It was enough to get the future Hall of Famer visibly heated on the bench.
Aaron Rodgers is not happy on the sideline after his last throw was tipped and picked in the end zone.
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How did we get here? Well, it wasn’t just one thing that failed to go Rodgers’ way. It was pretty much all the things.