Aaron Rodgers makes huge Pat McAfee Show decision

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers made a major announcement Thursday. He will be returning to The Pat McAfee Show during the 2023 NFL season.

Rodgers will appear on McAfee’s show for the fourth straight year.

“I will not be censoring myself so if you gotta go over, watch it at different places, I will be the same old, same old and I look forward to speaking with you all,” Rodgers, 39, said while smiling.

The former MVP added, “I miss my boys.”

For the past three years, Rodgers has even had his own segment on the show called “Aaron’s Book Club” which has become very popular among fans.

Rodgers has broken a lot of news over the years on the show good or bad and he seems to be himself when he makes an appearance. He has talked about issues such as his personal life, the COVID-19 vaccines, and of course football.

Rodgers also admitted on McAfee’s show that after fighting not to be on “Hard Knocks” he enjoyed the experience.

“I thought we were going to shut [“Hard Knocks”] down and I’m glad they didn’t because I had a great experience with it,” Rodgers said. “The guys had a great time with it too.”

Rodgers is one of the few pro athletes who is not afraid to share his life outside of football with fans, which is probably why he still maintains his popularity.

{Ari Meinov, New York Post}