NFL Network analyst Deion Sanders is of the opinion that Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers won't be winning another Super Bowl together.

The Packers have struggled to a 5-8-1 record this season, and they most recently suffered a 24-17 loss to the Chicago Bears last Sunday.

Now, with the franchise facing a crucial offseason where it'll need to hire a new head coach, there are plenty of questions surrounding Green Bay's potential heading into next season.

And that has Sanders thinking that the duo of Rodgers and the Packers won't be hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, at least not as members of the same side.

Here's what Sanders had to say on a recent episode of the Rich Eisen Show, courtesy of Brian Jones of 247Sports:

“I just telling you the truth and somebody needs to,” Sanders said as he was talking to Packers fans. “Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will never win another Super Bowl together. Never. It's not going to happen.”

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Sanders also went on to explain his reasoning, which includes his thoughts on what Rodgers may be thinking due to the recent problems with the franchise:

“He's so disgusted with the organization. He's so disgusted with the way things have transpired,” Sanders said. “When I look at him at a press conference, it seems like he's mad at the world. He's not happy. Emotionally, he's checked out.”

Those are bold statements from Sanders, but obviously, we have no idea what Rodgers is really thinking at the moment.

Either way, he and the Packers will return to the field on Sunday to take on the New York Jets.