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Bears fans have plenty of company in disliking Aaron Rodgers

A Twitter survey called the Packers QB the “most disliked figure in the NFL.”

By Sun-Times staff

Aaron Rodgers is apparently not very popular in some quarters.

It’s no secret that Bears fans can’t stand Aaron Rodgers.

But Chicagoans apparently have a lot of company. A Twitter survey conducted by BetOnline found that Rodgers far outpaced second-place Antonio Brown as the “most disliked figure in the NFL.”

The most disliked figure in the NFL 👇 pic.twitter.com/g7UsZe9Rk5
— BetOnline.ag (@betonline_ag) March 4, 2022

Bill Belichick, Odell Beckham Jr. and Deshaun Watson rounded out the top (bottom?) five.

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