The Packers tear Ty Montgomery about a losing Fumble

The scene seemed ready for another return from Aaron Rodgers. Then Ty Montgomery arrived.

Green Bay halfback Packers lost a fumble on the return of the kickoff with two minutes to go and his team trailing behind the Los Angeles Rams 29-27.

According to Michael Silver of NFL.com, the coaches asked Montgomery to take a knee.

"Aaron was hot, Said a coach of the Packers. "And he had the right to be. He shouted, "Take a knee!" He was very, very angry.

Rodgers was not alone. One Packers player suggested that Montgomery's decision to leave the end zone rather than kneeling for a touchdown was an act of defiance.

Via Silver:

In the eyes of many Rodgers teammates, his anger was justifiable. According to more than half a dozen Packers players and coaches who witnessed this, Montgomery broke into his side during the previous Green Bay offensive series. At least one player believed that the incident had been postponed to Montgomery's decision to disregard his coach's instructions and dismiss the kickoff.

"They took him (the previous record) for a game and he slammed his helmet and threw a fit," said a Packers player. "Then (before the kickoff), they told him to take a knee and he still took it out. Do you know what it was? It was he who said, "I am going to do myself". It's a joke.

"I mean, what are you doing? We have Aaron Rodgers, the best I've ever seen, and you're going to take that risk? I mean, it's' '12'! All you have to do is give him the ball and you know what will happen. "

"It hurt us," said another Packers player. "This game was a group of little bulls that developed and caught up in the end. And (Montgomery's decision to dismiss the shot) – I do not even know what c & # 39; was. I am still in shock. "

Rodgers discovers positive points

"Our defense played very well and stopped them again and again," said Rodgers after the loss by Silver. "We have to get more than 10 points while that happens. And then, putting an end to what has been done is frustrating. "

The quarterback scored 18 of 30 attempts for 286 yards, one touchdown and no picks.

"I'm not stressful," added Rodgers. "There have been a lot of good things happening today. I feel better about our defense. The Rams are a good team; we knew they would score points. I said, "If we get 30 points, we win the game." We got 27 and we gave two. So this is it.

The Packers dropped to 3-3-1. Los Angeles remains the only unbeaten team in the league at 8-0.

Jared Goff Nervous Before Fumble

His Rodgers counterpart, Jared Goff, scored 19 of 35 attempts for a total of 295 yards, three goals and no interceptions. Although he did not really trust when it seemed that Rodgers would have a chance to lead his team at the end of the match with two minutes to go.

"It was scary," said Goff, via Silver. "I put my hat on and thought:" It's his show now. "It was not a very good feeling."