Teh Pittsburgh Steelers are​ facing a concerning slump, and quarterback Aaron rodgers has responded with pointed criticism of ‍unnamed teammates following a decisive 26-7 defeat at home against​ the buffalo⁤ Bills. The remarks echo similar sentiments‌ previously expressed by Miami dolphins quarterback tua Tagovailoa.

During a post-game press conference, Rodgers was directly asked about improving the team’s passing​ game production. His response, as reported ⁤by The Poni Express, was stark: ‌”When ther’s film sessions, everyone shows up. When I check to a route, run the right route.”

This statement‌ strongly implies that some players are neglecting mandatory film study and failing to execute assigned routes correctly during plays. The implication is a lack of readiness and attention to detail within the⁤ receiving corps.

This isn’t an isolated incident.⁢ Rodgers previously publicly called out New⁣ York Jets receiver Mike Williams last year ‌for not adhering to the designated “red line” requirement on a specific play. This⁣ pattern⁤ suggests a growing frustration with receiver accountability.

“When there’s film sessions, everyone shows‍ up. When I⁣ check to a route, run the​ right route.” – Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback

Rodgers reportedly entered ⁢the season ⁢with higher expectations than his previous two years with the Jets, hoping for a more seamless integration and improved offensive performance. Though, with the Steelers now holding a 6-6 record, a rapid turnaround is crucial to avoid missing the playoffs entirely.

The team’s current ⁢trajectory suggests that without significant improvement, a postseason berth is ​increasingly unlikely.