How one player danced on the Packers' grave after losing to the New York Jets
Nothing eases the pain of a Chicago Bears loss quite like the Green Bay Packers getting embarrassed by a perennial bottom-feeder in front of a sold-out crowd at Lambeau Field. That’s exactly what happened on Sunday as the Packers fell to the New York Jets by the score of 27-10. As if the Packers hadn’t […]
Nothing eases the pain of a Chicago Bears loss quite like the Green Bay Packers getting embarrassed by a perennial bottom-feeder in front of a sold-out crowd at Lambeau Field.
That’s exactly what happened on Sunday as the Packers fell to the New York Jets by the score of 27-10.
As if the Packers hadn’t already had suffered on the field, Jets rookie cornerback Sauce Gardner took some time after the win to dance on Green Bay’s grave. Gardner was running around Lambeau sporting cheese-head head gear, taunting the few Packers fans that stuck around after the game.
Gardner was living his best life after his defense held Aaron Rodgers to 26-of-41 passing with 246 yards and just one touchdown.
Sure, the Bears have their own problems. But that’s expected with a 23-year-old quarterback, like Fields, playing for his second head coach in as many years. There are brighter days ahead, especially considering the Bears will have over $108 million in salary cap space this offseason.
There is no reason as to why the Packers look as bad as they currently do, but Bears fans won’t be complaining about that any time soon.
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