“Retire please” “Age is being notorious now”: NFL fans mock Aaron Rodgers as Steelers QB gets injured vs. Bengals

NFL fans reacted strongly after Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered a left wrist injury during the game against the Cincinnati Bengals. According to NFL insider Adam Schefter, Rodgers’ injury forced the Steelers to replace him with Mason Rudolph.

The news sparked a wave of reactions from fans, many of whom mocked the four-time MVP and former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets star, pointing to his age and the physical toll his body is enduring.

“Damn, age is being notorious now,” one fan remarked.

Another added a blunt message: “Retire please.”

Some fans also commented on how Rodgers’ injury at age 41 is a natural part of aging in professional sports.

“Aaron Rodgers getting hurt at 41 is normal human biology. Brady ruined the curve,” one post read, referencing Tom Brady’s lengthy career.

Others suggested that Rodgers should listen to his body and speculated that this setback might accelerate the Steelers’ plans to start rookie quarterback Will Howard.

One fan wrote,
“We’re getting closer to Will Howard. Yessssss. This is what’s going to happen — Rodgers broke his wrist and he’ll be out for the season. Rudolph will start and struggle for a few games, then Will Howard will make his debut and take over, starting the Will Howard era for the next 10 years. Woo hoo.”

Critics were also quick to label Rodgers as “washed up,” suggesting the Steelers should have relied on a younger player instead of betting on his ego.

“Rodgers is washed up at this point. Pittsburgh should have stuck with a younger guy instead of betting on his ego. Now they are stuck with Rudolph and no playoffs,” another fan wrote.

Adding a broader perspective on veteran quarterbacks’ longevity, one fan commented,
“Tough one, and I GET it, he’s Aaron Rodgers, but at some point, you just gotta listen to what the universe is telling you. How many seasons have to end with injury before we admit what Tom did isn’t a blueprint for success?”

Before his injury, Rodgers had completed 9 of 15 passes for 116 yards and one touchdown. He also contributed one rush for an 8-yard gain.

For Steelers fans looking to stay updated, check out the latest Pittsburgh Steelers Schedule and dive into the Steelers Depth Chart for the NFL Season 2024-25.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-retire-please-age-notorious-now-nfl-fans-mock-aaron-rodgers-steelers-qb-gets-injured-vs-bengals

Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Set for NFL Feat Only Done by Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes

The Baltimore Ravens appear to be their old selves again, currently riding a two-game win streak. Lamar Jackson made a spectacular return, tossing four touchdowns, and now the star quarterback is on the verge of achieving an NFL feat accomplished only by Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes.

Jackson has been one of the most accurate passers in the league throughout his young career. He currently holds the best all-time passer rating with a total of 103.5, putting him ahead of Rodgers, who ranks second with a career passer rating of 102.6. Considering Rodgers has played more than twice as many seasons as Jackson, this is a remarkable accomplishment. Mahomes holds the third spot with a passer rating of 101.8.

Passer rating is a crucial metric that highlights a quarterback’s accuracy and their ability to throw touchdowns without costly turnovers. What sets Rodgers and Mahomes apart is that both have maintained a passer rating over 100.0 in their first 100 career starts—a significant NFL milestone.

Jackson is closing in on this feat. With his 100th start coming up on Sunday, he has the opportunity to join Rodgers and Mahomes if he can keep his passer rating above 100.0. According to NFL Media, “Jackson can become the third quarterback all-time with a passer rating of 100-or-higher in his first 100 career starts, joining Aaron Rodgers (107.3 passer rating) and Patrick Mahomes (103.0).”

Currently, Jackson stands at 99 starts with an impressive 103.5 passer rating. If he maintains this level of performance against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, he will add another prestigious NFL record to his growing list.

Jackson has worked hard to prove that he is far more than just a “running back,” a label often attached to him early in his career. His dual-threat ability to throw downfield effectively while also being a dynamic runner has already earned him two MVP awards.

Although the Ravens hold a 3-5 record, their recent surge in confidence could help them shake off their early-season struggles and make a strong push moving forward. Fans will be watching closely as Lamar Jackson continues to redefine what it means to be an elite quarterback in the NFL.
https://www.newsweek.com/sports/nfl/ravens-lamar-jackson-nfl-feat-aaron-rodgers-patrick-mahomes-11013385

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