Rodgers then proceeded to dominate his team and go untouched for the remainder of the game, finishing with 429 passing yards and five touchdown passes in the 42-24 victory.Ĭharles and Crosby were also the lucky ones. Quinn is far from the only player to mock Rodgers’ belt celebration and finished with the wrong type of outcome.įormer Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles mocked it during one of his three trips to the end zone against the Packers during their 2015 matchup, but Kansas City ended up losing the game 38-28 and Rodgers used the moment in the postgame to push his sponsorship with State Farm, which had been running the “Discount Double Check” commercials for a few years.ĭuring his rookie season for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2019, defensive end Maxx Crosby also made the mistake of mocking the belt after sacking Rodgers in the first quarter. Mocking Rodgers’ Belt Celebration Has Been a Curse While the Bears have their issues to sort out before then, Quinn has already recorded 5.5 sacks through the first six games and should once again prove to be a formidable pass-rushing adversary for Rodgers as long as injuries don’t interfere with either of them. Quinn should get at least one more shot at spoiling Rodgers’ fun when the Packers host the Bears for Sunday Night Football on December 12. The Dolphins managed to pull within two points of the Packers following his sack celebration in 2018, but Rodgers helped the Packers score 17 unanswered points down the stretch and sent Quinn’s team back to Miami with a 31-12 defeat. The brutal reality for Quinn, though, is that he has never seen his team come away with a victory even once through eight career matchups with Rodgers. Video Video related to aaron rodgers responds to bears defender using belt celebration T13:11:24-04:00
It also gave Quinn plenty of opportunities to rip off Rodgers’ notorious belt celebration, which he did for the first during the Packers’ 2018 matchup against Miami after putting a move on David Bakhtiari and getting through to Rodgers for a third-down sack. That’s eight total career matchups against Rodgers and the Packers counting his three for the Bears, in which Quinn has tallied a combined 4.5 sacks and 11 quarterback hits against the three-time NFL MVP. Louis Rams, then once each during his stints with the Miami Dolphins (2018) and Dallas Cowboys (2019).
He faced him three times early in his career when he was a member of the St. Quinn has spent quite a bit of time on the same field as Rodgers despite only just arriving in Chicago last season. Quinn Has Mimicked Rodgers’ Celebration Before The latest Packers news straight to your inbox! Join the Heavy on Packers newsletter here! If that's not a taunting call, then we're not sure what is.Robert Quinn, I suggest you never do this again /wJWIE4irc5 The win knocked the Bears down to 3-3 on the season. The rushing touchdown, though, is just his second career TD against the Chicago defense. With two more TDs on the day, Rodgers now owns 57 touchdowns passes against the Bears, most against any opponent. #Packers Aaron Rodgers is victorious in Chicago once again /kGyiNaUSys He is 21-5 against Chicago.įollowing the game, Rodgers made his way to the tunnel, with a matter-of-fact statement to a stadium hand: "They want me to get out of here fast."
AARON RODGERS TOUCHDOWN CELEBRATION FULL
Since taking the reins full time in Green Bay in 2008, the Packers have won the NFC North seven times, most of any team in the division, and earned his 21st win over the Bears on Sunday afternoon. Rodgers, after all, is not necessarily wrong. He just spent some time reminding Bears fans who's still the King in the (NFC) North. Rodgers says he "blacked out" after seeing a Bears fan flipped him the double bird after the score.Īaron Rodgers said something he saw in the stands that prompted his “I still own you” celebration. "I still own you! I still own you!," Rodgers screams to the Bears fans following the score.Īfter the game, Rodgers said it wasn't exactly a spur-of-the-moment. MORE: Ranking the NFL's best, worst QBs 1-32
The Packers took a late 24-14 lead over the Bears following a Rodgers fourth-quarter rushing touchdown, when the Green Bay passer decided to pass on some verbal jabs to Bears fans watching in the nearby stands. Aaron Rodgers walked the walk so he can talk the talk.
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