The Green Bay Packers are in a sporting crisis. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers criticises the error-proneness of some of his teammates and calls for personnel consequences.

Green Bay – The crisis of the Green Bay Packers is leaving its mark on Aaron Rodgers.

After his team conceded three losses in a row, most recently last Sunday against the Washington Commanders, he is now publicly criticising his teammates and even calling for personnel consequences.

In his weekly appearance on the “Pat McAfee Show”, the quarterback explains that the problems run deeper and that too many mistakes are being made. “It’s definitely not just the one play here or there. It’s 20 percent of the time. If we have 50 plays and we have ten incompletions or mental mistakes underneath, that’s 20 per cent of the time. So that’s way too high,” he said.

Aaron Rodgers makes it clear: “We have to fix the problem “

He said his side’s error-proneness was much higher than in previous seasons. “In the past, it looked more like less than ten per cent for us. That really gave us a chance to be successful. But 20 per cent, that’s way too high. You really make it difficult for yourself that way. So we have to fix that problem. “

According to Rodgers, that would mean, “I think guys who make too many mistakes shouldn’t play. We need to take some reps out. And maybe guys who aren’t playing should be given a chance. “

Rodgers did not mention his teammates by name. But it’s quite possible that the players in question were also criticised internally by the passer and are therefore likely to feel addressed.