Aaron Rodgers is a bona fide future Hall of Fame quarterback. He is, point blank, one of the best to ever throw a football on a professional level. But these days, I get the sense the pseudo-intellectual New York Jets signal caller makes more headlines for his silly commentary on society rather than any success on the football field.
There was that time he gave us a close-up of his toe on camera. He once gave us a lecture about “students of astrology” in regard to a tattoo that clearly had no inherent central meaning. In his best 1960s/1970s “nonconformist” voice, he responded to rightful criticism from former All-Pro tackle Mitchell Schwartz by telling him to be “curious” first. Lest I forget, the man who claims to be worldly didn’t know squat about the great American state of New Jersey.
