Aaron Rodgers expressed his displeasure over a recent report regarding his hand signals.
"It is by far the dumbest nothingburger article that I have read in the entire season," Rodgers said."I won’t say in my career, cause last year there was some of the dumbest articles you could possibly imagine. I don’t think you could ever top the"Ninety-five percent of that article is absolute complete horse ," Rodgers continued."The other five percent is exaggerated nothingness.
"You wanna catch touchdowns, you run the right routes," Rodgers said with a laugh to ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters on the field after the game. "It might be nerve-wracking the first time you do it," Rodgers continued."But listen, every signal that’s used in a game is probably used in practice that week.
He said he's been a fan of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman for a long time, the longtime Fox announcers who made the switch over this season to ESPN for"Monday Night Football."
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