Aaron Rodgers never looked like he wanted to be in Ford Field on Sunday. The future Hall of Fame quarterback of the Green Bay Packers had a rough afternoon in the home of the Detroit Lions in Week 9.
Rodgers was intercepted in the red zone on Green Bay’s first two drives and shut out in the first half by the Lions, who brought in the league’s worst scoring defense at over 32 points per game surrendered. Those were two of nine passes the Lions got their hands on, including one more interception by rookie safety Kerby Joseph. The Lions prevailed 15-9 when Rodgers last pass fell harmlessly to the end zone turf near no Packers receiver in particular.
