Aaron Rodgers Addressed the Issues He Has With the Packers, Didn’t Want to Be a “Lame Duck Quarterback”

Aaron Rodgers spoke with the media on Wednesday and he didn't hold back about the issues he has with the Packers front office.  He named several players that Green Bay let walk away over the years that he felt they should have made an effort to keep.

Yes Randall Cobb's name was on that list.

Rodgers also talked about giving input on free agents and being ignored.  And how he felt like the organization wasn't making a commitment to him beyond the 2021 season.  He made it clear that if they wanted to move on then they should have done it this off-season.

Aaron Rodgers says he was angry some “high character”outgoing veterans were disrespected by low ball offers or no offers at all pic.twitter.com/Cf8t0rF7g9

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Aaron Rodgers says he tried to give his input involving free agents but was ignored by the front office pic.twitter.com/KCD1UQMuDl

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Aaron Rodgers says he wanted to recruit players but wasn’t being used by the front office, says the Packers were hesitant to commit to him beyond 2021 and he didn’t want to become a “lame duck quarterback” pic.twitter.com/CeSfUFsmLJ

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Boo hoo.  My team didn't listen to me and all I did was take them to two straight NFC Championship game losses.  In all seriousness, and I hate to admit this, but he's absolutely right.

Make a move or make sure your franchise quarterback is involved.  It took a minicamp of Jordan Love for them to come crawling back...