Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is known for his direct manner of communication and competitive fire. So it’s not exactly news that he’s occasionally seen during a game showing his frustration in an animated way.
But it’s not too often that cameras and microphones on the field pick up an exchange quite like the one that took place during Sunday’s overtime win against the Patriots.
Early in the fourth quarter, with Green Bay trailing by a touchdown, the Packers went up to the ball as New England had 12 defenders on the field. Rodgers tried to get center Josh Myers to snap the ball quickly and get a penalty flag thrown, but could not before time was called. That’s when Rodgers let his displeasure be known, with mics picking up the audio of what the veteran quarterback appeared to yell at Myers.
