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Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers fired shots at the Chicago Bears. He mocked their coaching hires' tradition of prioritizing victories over Green Bay during introductory press conferences. His comments highlight the stark contrast in mindset between these historic rivals.
Rodgers, now with the New York Jets, dominated the Bears during his 18-season tenure in Green Bay. The future Hall of Famer's remarkable success has helped the Packers build a commanding 108-95-6 all-time series lead.
On "The Pat McAfee Show" on Monday, Rodgers delivered a stinging reminder of Green Bay's supremacy. His comments carried extra weight given the Packers' recent continuation of their dominance over Chicago.
"Over the years, when they would hire new coaches in Chicago, at the introductory press conference, they always said, you know, 'want to win a Super Bowl, and we want to beat Green Bay,'" Rodgers said.
