Aaron Rodgers calls out fan for making anti-Muslim comments during moment of silence

In light of the recent events in Paris, the Green Bay Packers held a moment of silence before Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions. What was supposed to be a sign of respect for the lives lost on Friday turned into a sophomoric attempt for attention.

While most in attendance at Lambeau Field participated in the moment of silence, a few did not.

	Jack Shell @JackShellWYCD
Packers fans screaming "Go Pack Go!" and "Detroit Sucks!" during the moment of silence to honor those lost in Paris. #stayclassygreenbay 10:04 AM - 15 Nov 2015   Dave Hogg @Stareagle Nicely done by Aaron Rodgers to speak out against the fan at Lambeau who yelled a slur toward Muslims. twitter.com/MattJ_onNFL/st… 3:14 PM - 15 Nov 2015

After the game, Aaron Rodgers used his postgame interview to express his disapproval over those few fans:

"I think it's important to do things like that. We're connected—a connected world [with] six degrees of separation. I must admit that I was very disappointed with the fan who made the comment. I thought it was really inappropriate during the moment of silence.

It's that kind of prejudicial ideology that, I think, puts us in the position that we're in today."