Aaron Rodgers aims subtle dig at ‘weird’ Tom Brady during explosive Pat McAfee Show
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Aaron Rodgers’ return to the Pat McAfee show was one to remember as the 41-year-old quarterback admitted he no longer cared as he heads into his final season.
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There were a number of famous faces who received backlash from the Pittsburgh Steelers QB as he emerged from his offseason escape.
Rodgers has revealed that the 2026 season will be his final year as he will walk away from the sport after what will be 22 seasons.
It has been a difficult past few years for Rodgers since he left the Green Bay Packers, but the veteran is determined to go out in a blaze of glory both on and off the field.
Anyone and everyone was vulnerable to the 41-year-old’s wrath on Monday’s appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, with Tom Brady’s summer celebrations coming under fire from Rodgers.
Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty ImagesAaron Rodgers left unimpressed by Tom Brady’s ‘weird’ summer parties
Despite appearing on the network, Rodgers even criticized ESPN for their coverage of Mike Vrabel’s scandal over the offseason.
Rodgers did not stop there, though, with NFL great Brady also being subtly called out for attending Michael Rubin’s white party in The Hamptons.
“I’m not gonna be out there doing a podcast [when he retires], chasing down weird parties on the East Coast, wearing white,” said Rodgers.
“I’m not gonna be doing anything. I’m gonna be out of the light, so I might as well get a couple in.
“I don’t get to do this show as much as I would like to, from time to time. So, I especially love when I get a chance to get after that gutless organization you have to be connected with.”
The seven-time Super Bowl winner has regularly been spotted at Rubin’s infamous white party over the years.
Rubin himself is someone who comes under considerable scrutiny for how his company Fanatics produces its NFL merchandise.
However, Rodgers was keen to establish the difference between him and Brady, with his retirement just months away now.
Unlike Brady, Rodgers will be retreating out of the limelight, whereas Brady has maintained his public appearances since hanging up his cleats.
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