Aaron Rodgers Reveals How The Buccaneers Tipped Their Plans

Tampa Bay Times writer Rick Stroud tweeted, “Packers QB Aaron Rodgers said he saw something on the RJS Jumbotron that helped Packers defend the two-point conversion. ‘Well, they showed it on the previous play, too,’ Rodgers told FOX’s Tom Rinaldi after the game.”

He added, “‘It was a delay on both plays. But sometimes, you see things in the game. Sometimes the Jumbotron shows things they probably shouldn’t show, even at home. I saw something. I just passed on the information.’ It’s unclear what he meant by that, but observers on social media say Rodgers saw Brady and the Bucs selecting plays.”

All it took was a split second for Rodgers to determine what the Buccaneers would do.

That stop gave Green Bay their second straight victory after their disappointing season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

While Rodgers threw one interception, he still finished with 27 completions for 255 yards and two touchdowns.

Brady To Vent Out More Frustration?

The 45-year-old quarterback is already facing a lot of heat after destroying tablets in frustration against the New Orleans Saints in Week 2.

His actions prompted the league to send a warning that breaking league-issued equipment will lead to punishment.

Now that Rodgers revealed how they defeated the Buccaneers, Brady won’t let this issue rest without sharing his thoughts.

His reaction might alter how teams cover their games, especially when game plans might be exposed.