After facing the Los Angeles Rams in Week 12, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers couldn't help but be impressed with LA cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

In his weekly appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers discussed a variety of things–from his toe injury to his Packers teammate AJ Dillon. At one point in the show, the veteran QB also discussed their latest game against the Rams and how Ramsey made life difficult for him.

Rodgers acknowledged the threat that Ramsey brings in every game, admitting that he's a player you can't get your eyes off or else it will be trouble.

“Jalen Ramsey is such a great player and you have to be aware of where he is on the field at all times,” Rodgers said.

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While Jalen Ramsey and the Rams' defense struggled against Aaron Rodgers in their meeting, it's clear the Packers star was weary of the cornerback throughout the contest.

To be fair, Ramsey is considered as one of the best cornerbacks in the game today. Even though the Rams have been on a slump recently–losing three straight games–there's no doubt he makes life easier for Los Angeles. He doesn't back down in any battle, and he has the athleticism and tools to win those one-on-one matchups on the field.

Fortunately for Rodgers, they no longer have a regular season game against the Rams. The next time he could meet Ramsey and Co., it would be in the playoffs.