Aaron Rodgers’ Story About No-Look Passes Will Get Your Laughs In For The Day
Every Wednesday, I like to have a blog post dedicated to at least one thing Aaron Rodgers says to Pat McAfee. Is this for content? Yes. Is it also because Rodgers is a great storyteller? Yes. Rodgers told a good story about no-look passes to the gang this week. The Packers’ quarterback mentioned that he threw one during the final drive of the game but no one saw it. I enjoyed the subtle dig at FOX and everyone else for thinking only Patrick Mahomes does it. Rodgers spun a tale about how he did it in his rookie year and Mike Sherman was not the biggest fan.
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"I started doing it when I saw him doing it all the time" #PatMcAfeeShowLIVE pic.twitter.com/pv5nMl9YJ8
— Pat McAFLEET (@PatMcAfeeShow) November 24, 2020
Man, remember the Sherman days? Good times. He wasn’t actually bad as a coach but sucked ass as a general manager. Radio shows, like me, create content off of these things. And knowing it is one of the slower days of the year, I’ll help them. What’s the toughest no-look pass in sports?
It pained my heart to see Rodgers give Matt Stafford a bunch of credit. I thought those two have a rivalry within the division but maybe not. It might be more one-sided as the Staffords, well mostly Kelly, his wife, like to talk shit about Rodgers on social media.
Charlie.