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Steelers: Aaron Rodgers haters will love this angle of him getting wrecked by Patriots

Star Steelers veteran Aaron Rodgers dismissed questions about individual target shares ahead of Week 2 , responding bluntly that he does not care about target lists and simply wants the ball to find the open receiver. While the veteran quarterback focused solely on execution, his afternoon in New England took a brutal turn. A viral video shared by […] The post Steelers: Aaron Rodgers haters will…

Steelers: Aaron Rodgers haters will love this angle of him getting wrecked by Patriots

In a dramatic display of the pressures faced by veteran quarterbacks, Aaron Rodgers found himself a target of the New England Patriots' relentless pass rush during a recent game. ClutchPoints shared a viral video on X that showed the 42-year-old Rodgers being violently leveled from behind, a blow that left the ball loose and set off a chain of criticism.

Despite his focus on execution, Rodgers took this questioning from media sources about receiver touches in stride, stating his indifference to individual target shares. This incident illustrates the physical toll on a veteran signal-caller, as Rodgers' game against the Patriots highlighted the brutal realities of his role.

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