Aaron Rodgers defends offensive lineman, shoulders blame after Steelers allow four sacks during Week 1 win

Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, has come to the defense of his offensive lineman, Broderick Jones, after the team's 27-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 1 of the NFL season. Despite Jones being responsible for three of the four sacks the Packers' offensive line allowed, Rodgers has shouldered the blame, stating that he needs to get the ball out quicker and make better decisions. Rodgers emphasized that Jones is a young, promising player who is still learning, and that the sacks were not entirely his fault. The veteran quarterback acknowledged that the offensive line needs to improve, but he is confident that they will do so as the season progresses. The Packers' offensive performance in the game was mixed, with the team struggling at times to protect Rodgers and establish a consistent running game. However, Rodgers' willingness to take responsibility and support his teammates is seen as a positive sign for the team's chemistry and morale as they look to build on their Week 1 victory.