Aaron Rodgers admitted that he did not perform well enough in Thursday night's loss to the Tennessee Titans, a game that his Green Bay Packers would have felt that they had to win in front of their home fans to make a push for the play-offs.
It's been a dismal season for the Packers, now with a 4-7 record and being four wins behind their division rival Minnesota Vikings, who have two games in-hand on them to take a commanding lead, and could even clinch the division within the next two weeks.
After a win against the red-hot Dallas Cowboys last week, Packers fans would have been hopeful going into the game at Lambeau Field, but they struggled on both ends of the ball, struggling horrifically in pass coverage with Ryan Tannehill throwing for 333 yards and two touchdowns, with rookie Treylon Burks record 111 yards in the game, as well as Rodgers failing to connect with receivers on crucial plays - which has been the story of their season so far.
