Green Bay Packers

Aaron Rodgers: 'I think the way things are going is just fine'

Published Nov. 16, 2015 11:21 a.m. ET

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After a 6-0 start, the Green Bay Packers have lost three straight games. Green Bay's struggling offense has averaged less than 20 points per game during the three-game losing streak, yet quarterback Aaron Rodgers doesn't seem too worried.

When asked about head coach Mike McCarthy and his role in the offense, Rodgers said he's fine with the way things are going, according to Ryan Wood of Press-Gazette Media. McCarthy turned over play-calling duties to offensive assistant Tom Clements this offseason.

Rodgers asked if #Packers coach Mike McCarthy needs to take a bigger role in the offense: "I think the way things are going is just fine."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) November 15, 2015

Obviously, things in Green Bay are far from "just fine" after three consecutive losses. However, Rodgers is the type of quarterback who's always brimming with confidence. Last year, he famously told panicking Packers fans to "R-E-L-A-X" after the team dropped two of its first three contests. That team went on to finish 12-4 and reach the NFC Championship game.

Rodgers knows he's one of the best quarterbacks across the league, so as long as he's healthy the Packers should be all right. Green Bay is still in decent playoff position, even though the team now trails the Minnesota Vikings (7-2) for the lead in the NFC North.