There was no room for an upset on Sunday night. The Packers couldnât overcome the odds in their trip to Buffalo on Sunday night, losing to the Bills 27-17 to make it four defeats in a row this year.
Eight weeks into the 2022 NFL season, Green Bay (3-5) has plenty of work to do to get back on track. Once again, have struggled on both sides of the ball despite a late comeback attempt.
However, it wasnât the result what upset Matt LaFleur the most. Quay Walker was ejected for shoving a Bills practice squad player on the sidelines, the type ofreactionthe Packers head coach will not tolerate.
Matt LaFleur warns Packers whathe has zero tolerance for
âI told him on the field, âItâs always the second guy, and youâve got to keep your poise,ââ LaFleur said of Walker, via ProFootballTalk. Though this time it was the rookie linebacker, LaFleur remindedthat hismessage goes for everyone.
âThatâs something we talk about, we stress all the time, we show clips of guys around the league losing their mind, and itâs an unfortunate lesson that heâs got to learn. And I hope itâs a reminder for everyone on our football team. Thatâs the kind of stuff I have zero tolerance for. Mistakes are gonna happen, but losing your cool, losing your poise, putting your team in jeopardy, Iâve got no tolerance for that.â
Aaron Rodgers tries to keep it together after fourth straight loss
On the other hand, Aaron Rodgers tried to keep his cool after the loss. The Packers quarterback has been extremely blunt this year, but hedidnât want to say anything he could later regret.
âI think that the most important thing is to take a beat after frustration like this.The last thing you want is to respond in emotion. So take a beat. Let it sit,â Rodgers said. Though the defeats are starting to pile up, he doesnât seem nervous.
âI donât feel any added pressure. Iâd like more on me,â Rodgers added. âI like the pressure. I enjoy the opportunity to throw the ball down the field. Hopefully weâll have the opportunity next week. Gotta get guys healthy.â
Things havenât gone according to plan for thePackers this season, as they sit second in the NFC North while the Vikings are in control at 6-1. Green Bay hasan opportunity to bounce back next week against the 1-6 Lions.





