In one of this season’s most memorable postgame interviews, “Shhhhh” is what
Aaron Rodgers recently hissed when asked if a 42-24 rout of previously unbeaten Houston had quieted Green Bay’s critics.
Rodgers has continued speaking his mind during in-season Tuesday appearances that air on ESPN Milwaukee and are streamed on the station’s ESPNWisconsin.com website.
Following a controversial 14-12 loss to Seattle in Week 3, Rodgers apologized to fans and ripped the league for having “tarnished” the sport by using replacement officials. He added that the NFL “obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished a little bit.”
Rodgers stirs the pot on a variety of topics when behind the microphone. Last year, Rodgers criticized the effort given by some of his NFC teammates in the Pro Bowl by proclaiming that some of them “embarrassed themselves” and “didn’t want to play.”
