Going into week one of the regular season, Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers hoped to show out against the New Orleans Saints and prove their worth around the league early. Unfortunately, that was the polar-opposite of what happened. Rodgers looked as if he should’ve retired in the off season as he was thinking and the defense looked like they have regressed from last year.
After interviewing Aaron Rodgers after the game he just had one thing to say ” [It’s] just one game”. The comment shook some Packers fans as they thought their QB wasn’t taking the loss as serious as he should’ve.
In his eyes however, he was just trying to motivate his teammates as they still have 16 more weeks left until playoffs.
Within this article, there’s a good amount of subjective writing within the interpretations of how the fans and players are thinking about Aaron Rodgers and how the Packers enter week two.
Fans come to conclusions so quick when it isn’t going their way. When asked about what happened Thursday Matt LaFleur said ” Where do I start” knowing their game plan going into this game wasn’t what they anticipated and they have a lot of things to learn about it.
This is a good summary, Dylan, but focus more on comments. Sports writing often has a subjective element to it. I didn’t see a lot here. More “inside baseball” stuff. Every writer seems to have their unnamed sources or inside knowledge. That seems to be where this lead comes from. Does that work for you?