It’s been a difficult season for the Green Inlet Packers hitherto.
They got off to a thundering beginning when they won three of their initial four games, yet from that point forward, it’s gone sideways. They’ve lost five games in succession and are presently 3-6 as the season is more than mostly finished.
They’re presently well out of the season finisher race and the street doesn’t get any simpler since they’re set to have the Dallas Cattle rustlers on Sunday evening.
Aaron Rodgers has been somewhat of a polarizing figure around the association this season since he’s blamed everything on certain colleagues for a few horrible showings. LeSean McCoy has seen that and thinks that he’s been a terrible pioneer hitherto.
“I could do without Aaron Rodgers as a pioneer,” McCoy said. “His administration abilities are this little. How might you be that incredible and have this little of administration? In the offseasons, OTAs, minicamps, that is the point at which you bond with your young players, new players, and so forth. Rather than doing that, you’re discussing them each time they commit an error.”
