Aaron Rodgers is almost always on target, whether that's with the football or his criticisms.While Rodgers is still looking to repair certain personal relationships in his life through the use of ayahuasca, the next reconciliation that could take place is with his wide receiver room.Rodgers is notorious for demanding perfection out of his wideouts, something that's been especially apparent this offseason. With No. 1 target Davante Adams traded to Las Vegas and a bevy of new pa s catchers in the room, the learning proce s has not been up to standard.MORE: Entering the second game of the season, it's unclear what exactly to expect from the new crew. One thing that can be expected, though, is Rodgers having more pointed things to say about the group.Here's what he has already said about the receivers:Aug. 16: With themiddle of the preseason approaching, Rodgers is still trying to make life easier for himself in the wake of the Davante Adams trade. Unfortunately, he feels as though "Repeat mistakes are a problem, so weve just got to clean those things up a little bit," Rodgers said before taking a sharper aim. "The young guys, especially young receivers, weve got to be way more consistent. A lot of drops, a lot of bad route decisions, running the wrong route. Weve got to get better in that area."Aug. 17:It isn't the most pointed criticism really, Rodgers just wants the best from his corps in the twilight of his career. His receivers seem to understand that. The day after Rodgers made his di satisfaction with the receivers public, he meets with them and clears the air."He just wants us to see what he sees," camp standout Romeo Doubs told media."So then that way we can be able to react faster, play faster and just be able to dominate and continue to be who we are."Aug. 19: that Rodgers prefers Allen Lazard, Sammy Watkins and Randall Cobb as the team's top Dante Exum Jersey three receivers on the depth chart. That's wholly unsurprising, considering they're the most experienced receivers on the roster Derrick Favors Jersey .Sept. 11: The Packers play the Vikings in the first game of the 2022 season.Rodgers and his receivers are not on the same page.The team's leading receiver is running back AJ Dillon, who grabs five pa ses for 46 yards. Doubs is next with 37 yards on four catches. Rookie Christian Watson drops what should have been a long touchdown pa s. Not exactly a banner day for the receivers.Sept. 14:Rodgers seems to be a bit more understanding of the rookies' plight. , he says the receivers are doing their best to learn and grow within the offense."These are good kids. They really are," Rodgers said. "They want to please, they want to do the right thing, they care about it. I'm going to figure out a way to continue to get on the same frequency with them."Sept. 14: And while Rodgers seemed slightly apologetic toward the rookies, he didn't extend the same courtesy to a second-year player.When asked how Amari Rodgers, 2021 fourth-round pick, fits into the offense, Rodgers offered no real answer.Heres the video of his response from (question from ) if you want to see exactly how he answered: Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) "Yeah, he's returning (kicks and punts) for us right now," Rodgers said. "That's all I got on it."With Davante Adams now in Las Vegas, there's a bit of a WR1-by-committee in Green Bay. The collection of rookies, free-agent signings and holdovers is not the deepest, most dynamic or most proven room that Rodgers has ever worked with.Here's how the current depth chart breaks down:RankPlayerExperience1Allen LazardFour years (45 games)2Sammy WatkinsNine years (100 games)3Randall Cobb12 years (143 games)4Christian WatsonRookie (one game)5Romeo DoubsRookie (one game)6Amari RodgersTwo years (17 games)7Samori ToureRookie (nogames)