A former teammate of Aaron Rodgers has called out the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback over his public criticism of Roman Wilson.
On a recent episode of FS1's First Things First, Greg Jennings, a former Green Bay Packers teammate of Rodgers, took aim at the veteran quarterback for comments he made about Wilson making a "repeat mistake" at practice.
“I’ve never liked this," Jennings said about Rodgers' comments on Wilson. "He’s not doing this to DK. He’s not doing this to Davante Adams. You don’t take something that we can resolve — and I get it, he talked glowingly about Roman. … But Roman is listening to that, and immediately, when you hear ‘that’s the second time,’ it’s like a reprimand of like, we didn’t even need to know about the first time.
This has been the issue that I’ve always had, when we look at [Rodgers], it’s like, do you ever do anything wrong?”
Rodgers has become notorious for calling out teammates publicly, such as the "red line" incident with Mike Williams on the New York Jets.
Hopefully, Rodgers' comments will only motivate Wilson heading into a pivotal Year 3, one in which he's expected to play a huge role on Pittsburgh's Mike McCarthy-led offense.
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