When it comes to Aaron Rodgers' final season, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback has made one thing clear: he's going out with a bang in 2026. Well, two of his former Green Bay Packers teammates just found that out the hard way.
On a new episode of the Not Just Football with Cam Heyward podcast, Rodgers blasted two of his ex-Packers teammates, believed to be Greg Jennings and Jermichael Finley, who have been calling out the veteran quarterback for years.
“I had two teammates who spoke out about me years ago, two teammates out of all the people I ever played with that didn’t have a good experience with me," Rodgers said. "One was bitter because he went to another team and never became a player again. The other just wasn’t a smart person. And that one
hurt more, because I spent so much time with him. The night before games, I’d be in his room for an hour going over the plan, the checks, everything I was going to do. I went above and beyond for that guy."
Rodgers finished with a fiery shot at both players, claiming "no one cares about what they have to say until they use my name."
Jennings, who played with the Packers from 2006 to 2012 before joining the Minnesota Vikings in 2013, has repeatedly called out Rodgers for being selfish and lacking accountability.
Finley, who played with Rodgers in Green Bay from 2008 to 2013, went a little further, questioning Rodgers' character, work ethic, leadership ability, and coachability.
Rodgers is no stranger to criticism, but 2026 appears to be the year where he's dishing everything back out before hanging up the jersey for good.
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