Comments on: Rodgers’ candid interview

By: Ron LC

Ron LC — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 00:15:34 +0000

Anyone who isn’t afraid to slam that Ass Kornholer, is my hero. The guy’s a pencil necked, loud-mouthed, know nothing. And who gives a crap if he didn’t pay homage to FahVray?

By: CindyV

CindyV — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 15:39:27 +0000

This from Pro Football Talk:

Aaron Rodgers talks trash to teammate on Twitter
Posted by Michael David Smith on June 11, 2010 8:02 AM ET
Aaron Rodgers is rapidly becoming one of the most entertaining players in the NFL.

First Rodgers ripped Tony Kornheiser, and then he went on Twitter to call out a Green Bay Packers teammate over the news that the USC will have to vacate all its wins from the 2004 college football season.

“Looking forward to getting my PAC-10 championship ring from the ’04 season. Thanks @claymatthews52,” Rodgers tweeted, per the Post Crescent.

Packers linebacker Clay Matthews redshirted the 2004 season at USC, when Rodgers was in his final season at Cal. USC won the Pac-10 that year, while Cal came in second.

By: Campbell

Campbell — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 00:12:19 +0000

“He’s his own man.” sounds mawkish and sophomoric. TT gave Rodgers the QB position and a lucrative contract after a handful of games to boot. If any Packer player should feel free and comfortable critiquing an easy target in Kornheiser, it’s Rodgers. He’s a top QB with a wonderful future not only for him but the illustrious team he plays for.

Enough already with the hosannas. Time for that when he hoists the Lombardi trophy.

By: travis

travis — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 21:01:43 +0000

He is certainly his own man. He goes about the things he does, says, etc his own way. But he’s not an idiot at the same time thinking well I can do whatever I want. He’s mature and knows his limits. I really respect the guy in every way, for who he is, and what he does. He deserves to have amazing talent in football, while I think I read he’s also a decent golfer, and he even can hit a baseball quite well. He’s got a dream a head of him, and I hope for great things for him