Aaron Rodgers Reveals Why He Delivered Awkward Salute To The Bears Crowd

The Bears fell short of the Packers this Sunday. Even though, Chicago played very well, it wasn't enough to beat their enemy Aaron Rodgers.

Rodgers completed a successful 2-point conversion to Marcedes Lewis with 1:01 left to play, making the score 28-19 in favor of the visiting team, putting the game out of reach. Following the successful conversion, Rodgers gave a little nonverbal jab to the home crowd, saluting the Bears faithful at Soldier Field:

However, the length of time that he held it got some fans to wondering... Many said that it was a little too similar to a certain salute used by Germain Nazi during WWII.

Why did Rodgers give the salute? He said he respects Bears fans and he thought that he never knows when it will be the final time playing in a stadium.

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