Aaron Rodgers and Packers are double-digit underdogs for 1st time in his career - Aaron Rodgers believes Packers' season can be saved: 'I'm not worried'

Aaron Rodgers and Packers are double-digit underdogs for 1st time in his career

(Article from Yahoo Sports)
 

Aaron Rodgers said after the Green Bay Packers' loss on Sunday that nobody would believe in them heading into a game next week against the Buffalo Bills.

In terms of the point spread, he was right.

The Packers are a big 10.5-point underdog at BetMGM against the Bills for the Sunday night game. That's a first for Rodgers.

Rodgers has never been an underdog of double digits in his career. As Joe DiBiase of WGR in Buffalo pointed out, the biggest underdog the Packers have ever been with Rodgers at quarterback was +8.5 at the Seattle Seahawks in 2014. The Packers lost that Week 1 game against the defending champion Seahawks 36-16.

Aaron Rodgers believes Packers' season can be saved: 'I'm not worried'

(Article from ESPN)

LANDOVER, Md. -- Three straight losses -- all when they were the favorites -- and with perhaps their most dangerous opponent next up on the schedule seemingly has the Green Bay Packers' season slipping away.

Or maybe Sunday's 23-21 loss to the Washington Commanders, which featured more of the Packers' season-long struggles on offense and dropped them to 3-4, was the worst of it.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers believes it could be the latter even if he wasn't able to provide much concrete evidence to support it.

Whatever the reason, the struggling four-time NFL MVP insisted this season feels like it can be saved.