Aaron Rodgers and the Packers fell to the 49ers in arguably the biggest upset of the postseason so far. But Kevin Durant doesn’t think that the blame lies on the QB.
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Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers were destined for a deep playoff run this year after another season-ending with them locking up the No.1 seed. But after not trailing for the entirety of the game, the Packers lost on a last-second field goal, putting an end to all hopes for the team.
This made Rodgers’ record 0-4 against the 49ers in the postseason. And with only 1 Super Bowl, his legacy took a major setback last night.
The 3-time MVP completed 20 of 29 pass attempts for 225 yards, but had zero touchdowns and could not lead the team when it mattered the most, unlike how clutch he has always been throughout his career. But the loss was primarily due to the special teams. And Kevin Durant agrees.
Kevin Durant defended Aaron Rodgers after loss to the 49ers
Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant came through to defend Rodgers. On The ETCs Podcast, the 11-time NBA All-star said that Rodgers didn’t make mistakes and that it’s hard for him to say he could’ve done better.
“A-Rod didn’t turn the ball over,” Durant said. “He didn’t make mistakes to put the ball in their hands. So, it’s like hard for me to just be like A-Rod could have just (done better)”
While leading for the entirety of the game except for the last few seconds of the game, the offence and the defence still did their part. But the Packers special teams was awful.
