Aaron Rodgers also discussed the offensive struggles of the Green Bay Packers during his weekly appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, in addition to challenging Travis Kelce to a vaccine debate.
Rodgers commented on the team’s play calling in the red zone after the Packers’ loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night, in which Green Bay scored just 13 points.
He also subtly criticised his former head coach Matt LaFleur.
“I ran an offense similar to this one there, so there are aspects of the offense that I am familiar with, and I understand what they are attempting to do.
In an interview with The Pat McAfee Show earlier this week, Rodgers said, “I felt like, kind of like in our game, there were times in the red zone where they weren’t maybe as aggressive as they should have been.
The Packers are 3-0 so far this year, and only once, against the Chicago Bears, have they scored more than 25 points.
This is Jordan Love’s first campaign as the team’s starting quarterback.
Rodgers, meanwhile, has been out since the first play of the season because he tore his Achilles tendon while playing for the New York Jets.
Before getting hurt, Rodgers hadn’t even had a chance to play out a full regular season pass with the Jets.
Rodgers has been hinting that he plans to return this season despite the injury typically taking a year to recover from.
But if Rodgers does intend to play once more this year, Gang Green will have to put together a few victories to make it worthwhile for the 39-year-old to come back.
The Jets are now 2-3 after their victory over Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos over the weekend.
On Sunday, they will play the Philadelphia Eagles, who are currently unbeaten.