Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers | Facebook/Aaron Rodgers
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers | Facebook/Aaron Rodgers
On Oct 17, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers recently lead his team to an impressive 24-14 win over the Chicago Bears and he had an equally impressive response to the reaction he got from Chicago fans in attendance.
ESPN reports that after scoring a fourth quarter touchdown and securing the win for Green Bay, Rodgers exuberantly celebrated and reportedly blacked out "in a good way" when he looked into the stands and saw a woman spiritedly giving him the middle finger gesture with both hands. He didn't recall what he said next, but his comments were picked up by nearby microphones and broadcast to fans in the audience.
"All my f---ing life, I own you. I still own you. I still own you," Rodgers declared to the jeering Chicago fans.
Rodgers has previously said that he enjoys playing in Chicago as a sports city, according to ESPN. This might be due to his 22-5 career record playing against Chicago, one of the highest winning percentages of a quarterback against a single opponent in NFL history.
The victory was the Packer's fifth straight win in a row, according to Packers Wire.
"Five in a row! #GoPackGo," Packers cornerback Chandon Sullivan wrote in an Oct. 17 Twitter post.
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