Aaron Rodgers has reportedly voiced his frustration with Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur, criticizing his inability to turn the team around since Rodgers’ departure. The former Packers quarterback, now with the New York Jets, seemingly believes that Green Bay’s struggles in the post-Rodgers era reflect a failure in leadership and coaching adjustments rather than just personnel changes.

Since Rodgers left the Packers, the team has faced inconsistency, particularly with young quarterback Jordan Love at the helm. While Love has shown flashes of potential, Green Bay has yet to regain the dominant form they had during Rodgers’ tenure. Rodgers’ comments suggest that he believes LaFleur should have done a better job adapting and maintaining the team’s success rather than allowing it to decline.

Some fans and analysts agree with Rodgers, arguing that LaFleur benefited greatly from having a Hall of Fame quarterback running the offense. Others, however, believe that Green Bay’s issues go beyond coaching, citing roster changes, injuries, and the natural growing pains of transitioning to a new quarterback.

Rodgers’ criticism may add fuel to speculation about LaFleur’s long-term future with the team. If the Packers fail to show significant improvement next season, questions about leadership and direction within the organization will only intensify.