“Hell No!”- Stephen A Smith makes his opinion clear on Aaron Rodgers future with the Packers
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The Green Bay Packers led by the Superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers lost to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Divisional Round which shattered the hopes of going to the Super Bowl of Rodgers as well as of all the people that are associated with the Packers organization.
Aaron Rodgers had a terrible day on the field against the San Francisco 49ers as Green Bay was able to score only 10 points in a huge playoff game at home where their Special Teams let them down once again causing their season to end in a shocking way.
Uncertainty about the future of Rodgers keeps going on as no one knows yet where the quarterback will end up next season. Will he stay at Green Bay? Will he demand a trade to another team? or Will he retire during the off-season?
Famous ESPN Sports Analyst Stephen A. Smith was asked if the Green Bay Packers should move on from Aaron Rodgers to which he straightaway replied, “HELL NO!”.
“If you make a call on moving from Aaron Rodgers as an organization you will be stupid to do that”- Stephen A Smith
Stephen A Smith on First Take said, “If you made that call to part ways from Aaron Rodgers as an organization, You will be stupid to do that.”
Stephen A Smith added, “If you move on from Rodgers, Where are you going? Jordan Love ? who threw for 19/34 with 190 yards and an interception against the Kansas City Chiefs which was the only game which he started.“
“We know how he wet the bed against the Detroit Lions in the second half of the last game of the regular season.“- Stephen A Smith
Stephen A Smith on Jordan Love: “He has not been that impressive, We have serious questions whether or not he is ready.“
“I think he is the baddest man on the planet as a talent at the quarterback position that I have ever seen, But it also elevates the alarming feeling that just reeks through me on how he performed against Jimmy G and the San Francisco 49ers by scoring only 10 points.”- Stephen A Smith on Aaron Rodgers.
It will be interesting to see how the future will fold at the Packers organization with or without Aaron Rodgers, with head coach Matt LaFleur already saying that he wants Rodgers to be a Packer till he retires.
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Abhimanyu Chaudhary
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