Christian Watson’s father accuses Packers fans of being worse than Philly fans.

Watson is one of the players who has been criticized during Green Bay’s difficult year.

It’s been a rough year for the Green Bay Packers.
Fan complaints about the team’s turnover rate prompted an angry response from wide receiver Christian Watson’s father.
Tajim Wazed, who was born Tim Watson and played safety for the Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles in the 1990s and early 2000s, told fans on Twitter last week after the Packers recovered from a 3-6 loss.
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His main criticism of Packers fans is enduring an inexperienced offense in its first full season led by a young receiving corps that includes Jordan Love and Watson, Romeo Dubs and rookie Luke.
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“Honestly, Green Bay Packers fans and some reporters were surprised that the youngest team in the NFL was not expected to compete this season.
“Every game,” he tweeted.

“You guys are just as bad as them. I played with their schizophrenic fans in Philly.”

this. He then points out the apparent volatility of Packers fans.

“Honestly, Aaron Rodgers was a horrible person to all of you when he ran Favre and wasn’t perfect on the field! You wanted Davante Adams cut in his second season.
And what do you think?
You ‘deserve’ more than him ‘Does this team exist?!? You are all qualified, but you will support players who support fans! \ “

At this point, as a home run of Minnesota Viking:

After that, after the wage was returned: \ “I think some of you can test the fans.” \ “

“For explanation:” If we know his life, we can overcome his lifetime, love and care.
And football team fans know only subjectively.
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His warnings are on Friday, when this problem, it is under Aaron’s ROGERS in 2022, when nine games are over after 9 games in 2022.

They finally finished 8-9 and lost Detroit Lions in the last game.
Wazed acknowledged his son has to come off a season in which the 24-year-old has just 14 receptions for 236 yards and a touchdown in six games.

“He needs to be better at the catch, more aggressive, more consistent …
period. If not, he probably won’t last long in the NFL. He knows that’s how the company works.
“I’ve known him all my life and I believe his work ethic will return to normal and his skills will grow,” he said on Twitter.

And he’s not the only member of the Watson family to make some not-so-subtle remarks to Packers fans, like his brother Tre Watson.
This was announced during Sunday’s game between the New York Jets and the Las Vegas Raiders.