Pack-A-Day Podcast - Episode 1259 - Rodgers Trending Towards Fourth MVP Award
On today's show, Sarah and Steve discuss Aaron Rodgers qualifications for his fourth MVP award and also review his interview on Tuesday's Pat McAfee show. Plus a look at the latest updates to the Covid-IR list and their thoughts on Packers/Lions. Don't miss it!
By AndyHerman
On today's show, Sarah and Steve discuss Aaron Rodgers qualifications for his fourth MVP award and also review his interview on Tuesday's Pat McAfee show. Plus a look at the latest updates to the Covid-IR list and their thoughts on Packers/Lions. Don't miss it!
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Comments (3)
ImaPayne
January 05, 2022 at 11:32 am
I read there is an anti packer fan voter from Chicago who is trying to rally other voters to not vote for Rodgers under the false guise he lied about the shot.
In reality the guy hates packers and Rodgers in particular. The NFL should take his voter rights away for being biased and not basing a vote of play but character.
jont
January 05, 2022 at 05:17 pm
Yeah, he's back-tracked after taking a lot of flack and admitted he shouldn't have said anything out loud.
Rodgers blasted him; you'll read about Rodgers calling the guy a bum seeking publicity.
IMO, this is probably true but also a good example of how Rodgers is often his own worst enemy. After that incendiary opening line, he went on for 500 words and sounded more moderate and sensible. You'll find it on packers wire, but casual fans probably won't see it at all.
KnockTheSnotOutOfYou
January 06, 2022 at 12:09 pm
I could really care less who wins the MVP, or goes to the Pro Bowl. As a fan it doesn't mean squat as it is individual vs team, and decisions are not based on true qualifications. Instead based on decisions like the sphincter muscle in Chicago.
I only care about Rodgers getting MVP should he be traded in offseason as there 'may' be added value for a team trading for a consecutive MVP QB.