The Green Bay Packer offense hasn’t performed all that great so far, but Aaron Rodgers isn’t losing sleep over it.
Rodgers was unconcerned when asked about the struggles of the passing game, particularly wide receiver Jordy Nelson, who has struggled with drops.
“I said it after the game. I’m not worried about that at all,” Rodgers said, via Jason Wilde of ESPN. “Those things happen.
“I missed some passes. Those guys shouldn’t be worried about me, either. We’re going to get better. We’re not going to have inconsistent performances like that.”
There’s been a fair bit of consternation over this offense. Nelson himself has called some of his recent performances “embarrassing.” There’s obviously no shortage of talent there, and Rodgers is keeping a steady hand as he tries to right the ship.
