Aaron Rodgers seemed to respond to a report about him being frustrated with the Green Bay Packers with a tweet sent on Tuesday.
The Packers tweeted a link to a story that had an innocuous title:
#Packers QB Aaron Rodgers talks offseason changes
: https://t.co/BVsvyQvibW pic.twitter.com/RfL6IOw3XC
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) April 17, 2018
Rodgers responded sarcastically by saying the Packers should have added more “click bait” or made something up about him.
I feel like the title of this article needs more click bait. Come on GBP, make something up, or talk to some unnamed sources close to me or something to beef up the clicks. #dalailamaisapackersfan #bighitter #totalconsciousness #relax #fakenewstuesday #GBSnowday #meditation https://t.co/HnAvXBAsyl
— Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) April 17, 2018
The Packers quarterback almost certainly said that in reference to a Yahoo Sports report that was published on Tuesday that quoted sources saying that Rodgers was “frustrated” over the lack of communication by the Packers this offseason. The team moved on from quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt and wide receiver Jordy Nelson supposedly without consulting Rodgers, which left him frustrated.
Rodgers previously spoke about the Packers’ offseason moves and sounded irritated about them, but he clearly is taking issue with the latest Yahoo report.
