Torc
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He creates his own media narratives. He has a personal media bootlicker to "tell his side" when he doesn't like the current spin on things (Pat Mcafee). He's the single most overrated player in the history of the league. (not saying he's not a good player. He simply isn't "the best thrower of the football ever" like some media sycophants like to call him.) He consistently throws his teammates and coaches under the bus when things don't go well for him. He uses the refs to get calls like few other QBs have gotten away with (Brady and Mahomes, basically), he pushes the rules to get cheap penalties (the offense is supposed to give time to substitute but he has designed plays to catch people mid-substitution and catch 12 men on the field). You might call that smart strategy and you'd have a good argument. I consider it cheap and unsportsmanlike and there's a reason other teams don't do it.Not sure why all the Rodgers hate. Seen many non football interviews and he seems like an open minded down to earth guy who doesn't buy in to corporate media narratives and propaganda
That's a good start.

