"Aaron Rodgers' ego has cost the Packers a few times" - NFL fans blast Packers QB over comical reason for skipping OTAs

Aaron Rodgers was trashed by NFL fans for his ego

Aaron Rodgers was not present at Packers Organized Team Activities this offseason, raising concerns from fans all over the NFL regarding his general apathy towards his team.

While the Packers will surely not punish their quarterback for his lack of appearances at OTAs, fans from all over the NFL did not take kindly to Aaron Rodgers' comments.

This Green Bay fan fears his ego will cost the team:

These NFL fans wondered why this was a story when Tom Brady just took an 11-day sabbatical from Buccaneers training camp:

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This Packers fan called out former NFL executive Randy Mueller for his remarks about him while striking a completely different tone about Brady's absence:

Another called out Mueller for his analysis:

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The franchise traded away Davante Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders and proceeded to use its two first-round draft picks this past April on defensive reinforcements. This led to him putting the team on blast during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show.

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Rodgers comments on his wide receivers

While the Packers did use three draft picks at the receiver position, the quarterback decided to sit out the OTAs this summer. He said his presence would have made no difference to how the OTA's played out.

"You know, not really. Training camp is a long experience. There's plenty of time for conversations, for practice, for a lot of the things they expect them to do in the regular season. I rely on the coaching staff to pass on the message as we're learning the offense, and then I'm kind of the 202 professor.

"I feel like there's been a few guys who've made a jump mentally as we've gotten into the second and third week of camp. Sammy [Watkins] being one of them, I feel like he's been playing faster and making more precise decisions. But again, you've got to have realistic expectations for all our guys, not just the young players."

The quarterback said that the young receievers need to be more consistent. He said that there have been "a lot of drops, a lot of bad route decisions, running the wrong route," per ESPN.