From time to time, people will say that Aaron Rodgers lives in the heads of various media members, rent free. The opposite may be the truth.
For someone who claims he doesn’t pay attention to the things said about him, Rodgers seems to know everything that is said about him.
On Wednesday, Rodgers complained during his appearance with Pat McAfee about reports that Rodgers has a “wish list” of potential Jets teammates. In so doing, Rodgers distorted accounts of a “wish list” into a list of specific demands that he made, with an “or else” attached.