If life could start over, Rodgers would be willing to temporarily set aside his pride and show a different side in the fourth quarter to compete for victory.
However, the worst part of reality is right here; life is not a game, and you can't reload and start over.
Thus.
They're stuck here, a loss, a stifling and angry, a shameful and ugly loss.
To others, it's just a loss; no need to make a fuss. The Green Bay Packers have missed the playoffs for two consecutive years, and even with Rodgers, it doesn't help. In the fiercely competitive National League North, they've been squeezed out; they are no strangers to the awful feeling of losing.
And now, the Green Bay Packers' season record is still seven wins and one loss—
It's not the end of the world.
Moreover, it's just a regular-season game; the real key should be the playoffs.
But for Rodgers, it's not just that.
