"What a diva": NFL fans take shots at Aaron Rodgers over Jets QB's post-game presser

NFL fans took aim at New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers after his post-game press conference following the team's 37-15 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. New York fell to 2-5 on the season.

After the game, Rodgers said he needs to stop listening to the media as there is still belief in the locker room.

“Stop listening to you guys, number one. Number two, gotta be accountable. We gotta play better, that’s the key. I gotta play better,” Rodgers said after the game.

"We’ve got to find a way to run the ball better so we can [play] action pass. I thought we did some nice things in the passing game, Breece [Hall] obviously had a couple really nice ones. Spread the ball around to Tae, G, and Allen. Mike had a nice conversion. But we’ve got to run the ball better and I’ve got to play better.”

After his comments, NFL fans blasted Rodgers for his comments and said the quarterback has just not played well.

"Woody Johnson got fooled. Russell Wilson looked so much better last night," a fan wrote.

"He'll be on @PatMcAfeeShow on Tuesday still, right? Lmaoooooo what a diva," a fan wrote.

In the loss, Rodgers threw for 276 yards a touchdown and two interceptions.

"He's washed," a fan added.

"Why is this dude always looking at the ceiling? Nothin up there is gonna help ya bud," a fan added.

Fans were not thrilled with Rodgers' play this season.

"#1 blame people who have definitively nothing to do with the problem. #2 take accountability. Never change, Aaron," a fan added.

"Oh boy these sound clips are gonna get real bad as losses pile up," a fan wrote.

This season, Rodgers is 158-for-256 for 1,663 yards, 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions.

Breaking down playoff chances for Aaron Rodgers' Jets

Aaron Rodgers' Jets are 2-5. Source: Imagn

The New York Jets are 2-5 and in third place in the AFC East. New York is also in 12th place in the AFC.

Despite the slow start, New York still has a 47% chance to make the playoffs, eighth best in the AFC, according to ESPN analytics.

In SportsKeeda's NFL playoff predictor, the tool doesn't have the Jets making the playoffs as the tool has New York finishing with a 6-11 record.

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The Jets will return to the field on Sunday on the road against the New England Patriots.