Green Bay paid homage to Aaron Rodgers’s infamous psychedelic experience after scoring against Chicago
, the Packers offense decided to get a little creative following a touchdown just prior to halftime.
The fifth-year receiver then simulated pouring a drink into the cupped hands of each of his teammates, who pretended to pass out after taking a “sip,” before Rodgers showed up waving his arms and bringing Lazard in for a bear hug at the end of the sequence. Green Bay ended up winning the contest, 27–10, to improve to 1–1 on the year. Afterwards, receivers Sammy Watkins and Randall Cobb were asked to explain what the celebration meant., Watkins confirmed Lazard’s TD celly was, indeed, an homage to the four-time MVP while Cobb, one of Rodgers’s oldest teammates, took the nonchalant route and said they were “just drinking some tea.
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