Is Aaron Rodgers creating unnecessary drama by talking about his future? | First Take

Is Aaron Rodgers creating unnecessary drama by talking about his future? | First Take
The First Take crew discusses Aaron Rodgers' comments on his future with the Green Bay Packers.
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[malachi]

Media asks a question about possible
retirement.
Rodgers answers the question:
"It not something
that I would rule out"
Media: Why is he talking about this?

[djhasta]

Oh irony. ESPN talking about unnecessary drama

[peeweesconi]

Bro yall always talk about where Rodgers going after this season then when he gives yall a little clarity yall wanna make drama from it the media will do anything to sabotage this mans career and he not the one asking these questions media keep bringing it up

[Pricetag]

ESPN so salty about Pat being successful😂

[waynesonneman]

Gets asked a question? he answers the question, analysts go crazy about. If your going to bash anyone bash the person who asked him the question it’s because of them he even said it.

[ronniecordwell]

Its not like he asked the reporter to ask those questions?

[clintwarner]

When you step to the podium he's forced to answer questions about it. Be mad at reporters not dude who's ballin out. He's doing media a favor by giving a clear n concise answer without having the nxt 3-4 questions on the same issue.

[davidpepin]

more like espn needing another story to stoke up the drama

[DavidJ]

Aaron's future looks like this: Micah Parsons, D-Law, and Randy Gregory. 🤣

[SkyHiltribe]

Basically, Aaron is saying the chance he'll play for GB next season is less than 50/50. It depends on 2 things, 1: if GB wins the Superbowl. 2: if GB can retain most of its current roster players + add few more pieces to the mix. With that being said, Aaron Rodgers is a calculated guy. He doesn't do hometown discount and so he's aware that due to GB's cap hit next season, GB can't afford most of their current players like Adams, Smith bros., Campbell, King, Tonyan, Alexander, Clark, Amos. With this, Aaron Rodgers is basically saying I don't know about 2022 season but currently I'm in GB so I'm committed to play for GB. The rest, I'll let you do the math.

[devontemontfort]

Aaron Rodgers told what he going to do and when he does y'all get mad

[warrenwoody]

ESPN must have nothing else to talk about. Let the man live!

[inmybloodboxing.]

Isn’t it a good think that he doesn’t sit on his decision ?

[dylxnc]

Bro these talk shows are the ones creating unnecessary drama like just contradicting yourself lmao

[exco.]

Looks like espn is desperately lookin for headlines about aaron Rodgers 💀💀.

[nurolkel]

Damien Woody was on point and Damien showed us why he is a two time superbowl champ. He is right, it's cool for AR to talk about everything, but it's crunch time now. It's the final push to the superbowl and AR should be ultra focused on that. I can see how this conversation is useless and I can also see how some of the players in Greenbay might have had it with AR from a personal level and not his game.

[SinisterAres]

He is being asked the questions do yall want him to not answer the questions now?

[DrippingInStyle]

The media ridiculous. “He loves to stirr things up” No y’all just like to take bits and pieces of what anyone says and try to make it into something.
Fat boy is a goofy. Acho hit the nail on the head. Media is ridiculous. When athletes gives short answers or are vague or closed off then it’s an issue but when they talk about something other than their sport and show their personality then oh they should focus on their sport. Can’t win

[mercuryman]

Aaron Rodgers is Sosuke Aizen and I love it lol

[GOKUKAMEHAMHA]

Brady does a weekly show but nobody calls that a distraction