Justin Jones made himself a lot more fans today in Chicago. His jersey is about to start flying off the shelves after his recent comments about the NFC North division rival Green Bay Packers.
While meeting with the media today, Jones told reporters exactly what he thinks about the Packers and their fans. They weren't kind words.
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Jones would say he wishes Aaron Rodgers was still a part of the Green Bay Packers. He said he said he would love to go up to Wisconsin and get a victory over them so Rodgers could see it.
"I wish he played one more year with Green Bay, honestly. We went up there and we played a pretty good game. But they got away from us at the end, obviously and they won," "But their fans are really (expletive). So I wanted to go back up there and I wanted to play them and I wanted to beat them and I want him to be there so he can see it."
That's not all Jones said about the Packers and their fans. After he dropped an "expletive", he was asked to elaborate on what he meant.
"Just the way they're freaking obnoxious, just yelling and all that other stuff about things that don't even matter," he said. "We're not even running a play, you guys are talking about, 'Boo, oh yeah.' The game hasn't even started yet. What are we even talking about here?"
Jones hating on Green Bay is legendary stuff. You can almost guarantee when his name is announced at the home opener against the Packers this September, Solider Field will go wild.
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