Green Bay Packers superstar Aaron Rodgers is from California and recently made a $1 million donation to the wildfire relief effort. This was an admirable move by the one-time Super Bowl champion and will more than likely prompt others to make donations of their own in the same way Texans star J.J.Watt helped the people of Houston in relief of Hurricane Harvey earlier this year.

Although Rodgers has received praise for his efforts, Jordan Rodgers took the opportunity to blast his brother by quote tweeting the Packers star's video on Twitter. Jordan clearly wasn't happy about his famous brother sending a heartfelt message but failing to reach out to their parents.

https://twitter.com/JRodgers11/status/1065302831656329217

The feud between brothers appears to be ongoing. These two haven't seen eye-to-eye for quite some time, and it does seem like that's changing anytime soon. Jordan appeared on the reality show “The Bachelorette” back in 2016 and made some very critical comments about his brother which created this public feud.

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The Packers quarterback reluctantly responded to his brother's comments, via WISN.com.

“As far as those kinds of things go, I've always found that it's a little inappropriate to talk publicly about some family matters, so I'm just — I'm not going to speak on those things, but I wish him well in the competition.”

Regardless of what family issue Rodgers may have with his parents and sibling, the Packers superstar going out of his way to donate this amount is noble and should be commended.