The Green Bay Packers knew two weeks ago they were entering a tough part of their schedule and so far they have suffered losses to the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots and that is very frustrating to Aaron Rodgers.

This is the second week in a row they have had a chance to beat one of the NFL's best and a late fumble in each game has hindered their chances of pulling out a victory.

“It’s very frustrating,” quarterback Aaron Rodgers said after the game via the teams offical website.

Rodgers also said one of the most significant issues is the time the mistakes are making. It seems everytime that the team makes a mistake it comes at the worst possible time and that has led to the last two losses.

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“We're not hitting on all cylinders,” Rodgers said via 247 Sports. “We're hurting ourselves in negative-yard plays and missed throws and turnovers at the wrong time, and not being on the same page too many times. It's happening at the worst time when we have to play our best. “

Rodgers threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns, but a closer look at the stats show this was one of his worst starts of the season. He completed just 55.8 percent of his throws and had a passer rating of 89.2, his second-lowest of the season.

The Packers now have a record of 3-4-1 and an uphill battle to even get into the playoffs, and if they want to win the division, they are going to need to play almost perfect football the rest of the year.