r/SelfAwarewolves 15d ago

Aaron Rodgers rips ESPN transforming into a bounty of ‘unfounded or asinine’ takes, while on ESPN

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u/handlit33 15d ago

For those of you who don't keep up with this asshat (I envy you so much), Aaron Rodgers is a weekly guest on an ESPN talk show, run by his friends, where he goes to spout his unfounded and asinine takes on the regular.

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u/Flat_Suggestion7545 15d ago

He is the king of idiotic takes.

I know a lady who is a HUGE Packers fan and now that he is in NY she thinks he is an idiot. I told her that he’d been that way for years, but because he was a Packer she ignored it.

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u/AllieLoft 15d ago

As I'm currently passenger-princessing through my hometown of GB- I have to say, that's just packer fans. We refuse to claim the bullshit of Rodgers or Favre. Blame it on the Jets.

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u/Flat_Suggestion7545 15d ago

Yeah. I was amazed how many of my fellow Vikings fans started to love Favre when he put on the purple and gold.

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u/AllieLoft 15d ago

We're supposed to blindly follow our sports teams! I mean, maybe not when they're talking about the hat man or hottubbing with teens ('90s Chewie throwback). We just really shouldn't bring that same energy to like, the ballot box, y'know?

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u/SmarmyThatGuy 15d ago

Favre… That wouldn’t be Minnesota Vikings legend Brett Favre would it?

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u/AllieLoft 15d ago

No, super bowl winner, Brett Favre. I forget, are the Vikings super bowl winners? :P

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u/Sartres_Roommate 14d ago

Favre was my last straw for being a sports fan of any kind. The athleticism is impressive but once you take the celebrity out of sports, following sports loses all its sparkle.

I tired to remain engaged for social purposes but it just became too much work to stay up to date on people I don’t care about anymore.

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u/AllieLoft 14d ago

I stopped watching football when I realized how little the ball is actually in play. It was a glass shatter moment for me. Suddenly, it seemed insane to spend 3 hours waiting for 11 minutes of active play. Totally ruined the sport for me.

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u/Phallicsander 15d ago

Packer fan here: for a lot of us his “inoculation” claim during COVID was sort of like the interview scene in Stepbrothers when John C Riley cuts a big fart. We realized pretty quickly what a goober this guy was on his way out.

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u/Mobius0ne 15d ago

My favorite thing to say is "he's not our problem anymore"

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u/Soithascometothistoo 15d ago

I was a jets fan for like 33 years. This was the year I was over it. Haven't watched since the abortion against the pats. Haven't paid attention to it. I don't get how he could show up and a team that was at least viewed as a solid playoff contender, if not super bowl bound on paper, and just demolish it.

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u/Defiant-Tap7603 14d ago

By being an almost-40 year old who's always been a bit of an organizational rot source and grown more of it especially in older years, going to the NFL team that right now probably has the third most dysfunctional culture in the entire league (Browns, Jags) and thus no ability to handle what an organizational rotter he is.

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u/Soithascometothistoo 13d ago

I mean more from a playing football standpoint. Like, how is he as bad or worse than moving the ball despite being so much better, more accurate , more knowledgeable/able to read a defense, etc., how we upgrade our OL and our run game stinks, etc.

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u/Flat_Suggestion7545 15d ago

Yep. He’s done no better than the guys you had before. With higher and more draft picks the new guy might have ended up being better.

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u/Derek420HighBisCis 4d ago

Mmm, no. He wasn’t like this until his last couple of years at GB. He’s Brett Favre from Wish.

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u/Flat_Suggestion7545 4d ago

A couple of years is still years.

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u/QuietObserver75 14d ago

I thought after accusing Jimmy Kimmel of being a pedophile they stopped having him on.

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u/Longshorebroom0 14d ago

The best part of the appearances is how they have the “Ayahuasca enthusiast” on the chiron

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u/chaosdrew 15d ago

What a prick. Even though Russell Wilson didn't work out, the best thing that could have happened to the Denver Broncos is not getting Aaron Rodgers.

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u/Diesel_Swordfire 15d ago

Aw cmon you didn't want to hear a season full of Bluecifer/Denver airport conspiracy theories?

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u/termperedtantrum 15d ago

Aaron Rodgers doesn't own a single mirror

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u/mikaelfivel 15d ago

Karen Rodgers, you mean.

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u/BootThang 15d ago

He’s an example of walking CTE for ya

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u/Head-Attention7438 15d ago

assclown needs to snort some ivermectin

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u/dudeitseric 15d ago

First time I’ve agreed with him in a long time, but he’s right. ESPN is unwatchable these days

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u/handlit33 15d ago

Heartbreaking: The worst person you know just made a great point

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u/bex199 15d ago

i think we’re nearly at the point in society where this image alone conveys its meaning

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u/handlit33 15d ago

I had just the image at first but was downvoted. So, I edited the comment and added the caption for more context.

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u/bex199 15d ago

one day, friend. not yet i guess, but soon.

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u/Sl0ppyOtter 15d ago

It’s been years since I’ve watched it. It’s basically a soap opera

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u/genghiskhan_1 15d ago

Someone check this mf for ayahuasca OD and/or CTE.

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u/OptmstcExstntlst 15d ago

Maybe he should take a few weeks off from commentating and work on his team a little. Ink know the Jets situation isn't completely his fault, but he's not helping it either. He's salty AF and doesn't care who knows it, even if that includes the guys who are supposed to be protecting or receiving.

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u/Defiant-Tap7603 14d ago

The Jets situation is more his fault than anyone else in the building except for famed owner extraordinaire Penis Penis.

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u/RedTideNJ 15d ago

This posts image is what you see every time you open a fresh carton of Neapolitan Dipshit.

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u/Vedfolnir5 15d ago

Dude has had too many concussions

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u/Aviyan 15d ago

What's up with these Green Bay Packers QBs? Both Brett Farve and A-Aron Rodgers are complete pieces of shit.

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u/Tsobe_RK 15d ago

Rodgers is a specimen, its hard to comprehend how fucking stupid one can be

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u/Goddamn_Tinnitus 15d ago

Is this entire comment section just all bots? Aaron Rodgers says something that is completely true, and every comment is about disliking him in some form or another. ESPN is an absolute travesty compared to what it was 20 years ago

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u/Defiant-Tap7603 14d ago

It's completely true, but he's literally saying it on the single biggest example of such a show, that partially got so famous solely because he would go on every week and be exactly that idiotic take merchant. He could do so much more to help this issue by following that up with "and so I'm done with these weekly spots where I contribute to the problem."