Often times we see Masters champions get too fancy with their champions dinner menus, but Scottie Scheffler isn’t falling into that trap. Mr. Scheffler is a red-blooded American and doesn’t mind that his menu could very well be the most All-American menu the Masters has ever seen.
The menu was shared by the Masters on Wednesday afternoon, and it sounds great. It may look similar to Chili’s menu, but there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.
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Aaron Rodgers says he intends to play for the Jets in 2023 which sent the oddsmakers scrambling to adjust New York’s Super Bowl odds.
The wait is finally over as Aaron Rodgers emerges from the darkness and says he intends to put on another green jersey. Odds shifted dramatically on Wednesday after the former Packers quarterback went on the Pat McAfee Show and announced he intends to play for the Jets in 2023. Intends being the keyword as the trade from the Packers to the Jets is not official, nor has any compensation been reported.
The quarterback didn’t explicitly say which team or which player he was talking about.
Aaron Rodgers is expected to join the Jets after he made his intentions clear on Wednesday’s episode of the Pat McAfee Show, but New York apparently wasn’t the only team that was interested in the Packers quarterback.
Maybe the Buccaneers are drawing on lessons learned from the last time a team had to replace the GOAT.
When the Patriots eyed their first year without Tom Brady, it was not lost on Bill Belichick that whoever would replace the greatest quarterback in NFL history had to have the right kind of temperament. They needed a kind of aggressive comfort in themselves and a beautiful naivety about what it would look like to simply walk into the door Brady had just walked out of and say: “What’s up, everybody?”
Say what you will about Cam Newton, but in 2020 he was that player personified.
Aaron Rodgers would have you believe he’s oblivious and unaffected by the doubts and the drama. It’s not true, of course, and it’s exactly the fuel the Jets need.
Aaron Rodgers told “The Pat McAfee Show” that he intends to play for the New York Jets this season.
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Here’s exactly what Aaron Rodgers said on the Pat McAfee show
So, if you haven’t heard, QB Aaron Rodgers was on the Pat McAfee show Wednesday to address all of the rumors around his playing future. Over 430 thousand people tuned into the Pat McAfee show, but in case you’re a sane person who decided not to, here’s everything you missed.
Aaron Rodgers intends on playing for the New York Jets next year
Let’s cut straight to the chase.
The Jets quarterback weighed in on his reported wishlist of free agent targets.
Shortly after Aaron Rodgers announced his intention to play for the Jets in the 2023 NFL season on The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday, the four-time NFL MVP took a few minutes to attempt to discredit ESPN’s report that he gave New York a “wish list” of players to target before joining the franchise.
The list includes three of Rodgers’s Green Bay teammates—Randall Cobb, Allen Lazard and Marcedes Lewis—as well as free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., according to ESPN’s Dianna Russini.
The quarterback did not hold back when discussing reports about his future on ‘The Pat McAfee Show.’
In his wide-ranging and much-anticipated appearance on The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday, Aaron Rodgers divulged his plans for the 2023 season: he plans on being a Jet.
The 39-year-old said that he fully intends to join New York, and that he expects the Packers and Jets to eventually work out a trade to make the move official.
The QB did not like hearing directly from the ESPN NFL Insider.
Aaron Rodgers appeared on the Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday and explained to the world why he no longer wants to play for the Packers and that he is committed to playing for the Jets if the two teams can work out a deal.
The 39-year-old QB also went in on ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Rodgers shared that he got a text message from the NFL insider and he wasn’t too pleased to be hearing directly from him.
Rodgers didn’t mince his words in his response to Schefter, telling him: “Lose my number. Nice try.