Aaron Rodgers: We won’t win in playoffs the way we played tonight

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The Packers got a win against the Panthers on Sunday night, but quarterback Aaron Rodgers wasn’t doing too much celebrating once it was in the books.

Rodgers called it “one of those disappointing wins” in an interview with NFL Network after the final whistle of the 24-16 win over the Panthers. The Packers led 21-3 at halftime, but only gained 49 yards and scored three points in the second half of the contest.

Rodgers threw and ran for touchdowns in the first half, but said after the game that the team needs to do more to get where they want to go this season.

“The way we played tonight, we’re not gonna beat anyone in the playoffs,” Rodgers said.

The Packers will try to put together a more complete performance against the Titans next Sunday night.

11 responses to “Aaron Rodgers: We won’t win in playoffs the way we played tonight

  1. Packers will lose to the Titans. Not a good matchup for them. They’ll still likely end with the #1 seed, however.

    I don’t see them as any more likely than other NFC playoff teams to make it to the Super Bowl. They’ve had a lot of easy wins this season, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they lose a tough game in the playoffs. Playing at Lambeau in cold/windy weather without fans isn’t that helpful for the Packers.

  2. Long time Packer fan, Rodgers is right ,GB went to sleep at halftime thinking the game was over.They better get their heads out of their butts.

  3. Don’t worry Aaron you’re basically Brett Favre 2.0 so playoff wins aren’t your thing anyway

  4. The Realist speaks. Hopefully, that second half performance is a wake-up call for the team.

  5. “Yep. One are done.”

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    So nice to get into the playoffs. Vikings should try it. Have your guys call my guys.

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