Aaron Rodgers Trolled By TV Announcers While At Yankees Game As They Joked Controversial Jets Quarterback ‘Could Talk About Anything’ To Guest In His Suite
Controversial Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers was criticized by Yankees TV announcers when he attended Monday night’s home game.
As New York played the Seattle Mariners, the cameras panned to the four-time NFL MVP, who was having a lively conversation with another guest in the suite.
“Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is (at the Yankees game) as a guest of Marcus Stroman,” one of the announcers began, referring to the star pitcher.
“I wonder what he’s talking about there?” » A second commentator intervened.
‘Could be Nothing.’
Aaron Rodgers was the target of mild trolling during Monday’s Yankees game
He was seen having a heated conversation with another guest mid-match.
The announcers revealed that the Super Bowl champion was the guest of pitcher Marcus Stroman.
Commenters seemed to troll Rodgers’ infamous flurry of controversies.
As fans will recall, he did not receive the COVID-19 vaccine and misled the public about it, regularly spouts conspiracy theories about UFOs, and has shown support for the independent candidate for president, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In fact, the 40-year-old was on a shortlist of potential candidates to run alongside Kennedy in the next election – and was even considering leaving football for the job.
The quarterback was back in practice for OTAs Monday with the New York Jets
Rodgers spent almost the entire last NFL season on the bench after tearing his Achilles tendon
Yankees commentators also criticized Rodgers for not paying attention to the game, admitting that he was “probably peeking” at the television screen.
Earlier today, he was seen participating in the Jets’ Organized Team Activities (OTA).
In a social media post, Rodgers threw a perfect pass to wideout Garrett Wilson, who scampered his way in for a touchdown.
The signs are already positive for Rodgers – who missed all but four games last season due to a nasty torn Achilles.
Just four times in his career as a Jet, the quarterback went down and didn’t return to the field last season.
The Jets will open their preseason on August 10 with a home game against the Washington Commanders, before facing the New York Giants on August 24.
They open their regular season on the road on Monday Night Football against the defending NFC champions, the San Francisco 49ers.
