By now, most Packers fans read the Ty Dunne piece about the Packers dramatic finish to the Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers relationship. Criticism was handed out for both McCarthy and Rodgers. Many people rushed to the defense of Rodgers. Some of it is not surprising as Aaron has ‘his guys’, but some of it is from non-Rodgers guys like Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. Guys who have no real table stakes in the game are going out of their way to defend Rodgers. One of the bigger storylines after Dunne’s story has been how many Packers from starters to special teamers have stood behind Rodgers. Clinton-Dix offers some of the strongest, albeit not always appropriate, thoughts on the manner.

A-rod would Ft me during Commercials shoots just to chop it up. All that stereotyping is full of shiii…

— Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (@haha_cd6) April 7, 2019

Players acting like Lil hoes. Play the game of football and keep things in house.

— Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (@haha_cd6) April 7, 2019

To the former players y’all some clowns. Been Clowns. 🤡 I don’t have to put a name on it I will stand on it. #Bustas ✌🏾

— Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (@haha_cd6) April 7, 2019

There are a few more from Ha Ha who got deep in his feelings on Sunday. The tweet about keeping things in house drew reactions from fellow safeties, Eric Weddle and Earl Thomas, who both seemed to agree with him. The last one might have been my favorite one. “Y’ll some clowns. Been Clowns.” The talk of keeping things ‘in house’ is so vital. With Matt LaFleur beginning his Packers coaching career this week, I feel like there needs to be a discussion about not talking to the media too much until August. Packers need to refocus and figure out how they can bring a championship back to Lambeau Field. All of this bullshit is in the past and it is time to move forward.

For Rodgers, he has to feel good that so many different guys have his back. When someone speaks ill of me, I hope that I have the support Rodgers got in the past couple of days.

Charlie.