Aaron Rodgers is Pantsing Coaches at Packers Camp and We Have No Clue What's Gotten Into Him

It's amazing how different you'll behave when you and your boss don't want to bite each other's head off.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, known as a bit of a passive-aggressive leader with a prickly demeanor, is looking much more youthful and exuberant now that Mile McCarthy got the axe and Matt LaFleur is running the show in Green Bay. The more playful side of Rodgers is on full display in Packers camp, as he's already resorted to pantsing offensive line coach Adam Stenavich.

Aaron Rodgers just pantsed OL coach Adam Stenavich in the middle of practice. Not fully, but he had to pull ‘em back up. 12 in a good mood today apparently.
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) August 10, 2019

It's nice to see Rodgers is in a good mood for the first time in what feels like forever, but I'm sure that some will still take issue with it.

“This is the difference between Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, Tom would never pants his coach during practice. That’s just not what leaders do.” - @ColinCowherd
— John Kneuper (@jack_kneuper) August 10, 2019

LaFleur, who represents a more youthful, offensively creative option than the painfully old-school, grizzled war horse that was McCarthy, has brought out the best in Rodgers early on, which is a scary thought for the rest of the league.

He's even got No. 12 to throw some no-look passes. Did you ever see any of these under McCarthy? Didn't think so.

This no look pass from Aaron Rodgers to Jimmy Graham is TEXTBOOK ? pic.twitter.com/Sf0ISb5yv9
— IKE Packers (@IKE_Packers) August 7, 2019

If Rodgers is happy, healthy and motivated, the rest of the league better look out.