Ty Montgomery reportedly disobeyed coaches during a key breakaway

The Green Bay Packers were supposed to have 2:09 minutes, a timeout and a two-minute caution for Aaron Rodgers and the attack to get in position for a potentially decisive placement against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

But goalkeeper Ty Montgomery literally missed that opportunity – and disobeyed the coaches.

Montgomery ignored the instructions

NFL Media's Mike Silver told inside the locker room that the coaches had asked Montgomery to kick Greg Zuerlein's attack from the Rams and give him a shot. knee. It was a safe game, but smart, since Rodgers and the offense would be sure to get the ball at 25.

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But when the kick came, Montgomery kicked him in the end zone – and took it out. Before being tackled, he lost five balls to his team, linebacker Rams Wilson put the ball out of play, Montgomery escaped the ball and recovered.

On the sidelines, Rodgers was visibly angry and rightly so.

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Los Angeles killed the clock to keep his undefeated record intact.

Montgomery stung a temper tantrum

Montgomery may have ignored the instructions because he was unhappy with the previous possession of Green Bay.

More than half a dozen players and coaches told Silver that Montgomery had stung a temper tantrum on the sidelines, angry after his exit from the match.

At least one of his team-mates thought Montgomery had kicked him out of the end zone because of his anger.

"They took him to play and he slammed his helmet and launched a crisis," said the player. "Then [before the kickoff] they told him to take a knee and he exhausted it anyway. Do you know what it was? He said, "I'm going to do it." [expletive] joke.

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

Montgomery, a half-offender / receiver / returning, had two runs for six yards and one for two yards on offense.

Rodgers frustrated, shocked teammates

Rodgers did not hide his disappointment at the way the game went, both for his lack of aggression and his lethal fumble.

"Our defense played very well and stopped them again and again. We need to get more than 10 points as this happens, "said Rodgers, referring to the first half, when Los Angeles struggled to convert his third tries (3-on-9) and the defensive against the race of Packers held Todd Gurley to check. Meanwhile, the Packers scored only 10 points.

"And then, that ends like that," Rodgers said. "Obviously, it's frustrating."

Another Green Bay player said, "This game was a group of small [expletive] it was built and took us to the end. And [Montgomery’s decision to take the ball out of the end zone] – I do not even know what it was. I am still in shock. "

It is worth looking at what Green Bay will do with Montgomery, if that is so; If several players know that he deliberately disobeyed the coaches, can you just put him back on the field? Will he have discipline? Does the cut on the table?

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