Suddenly, the Green Bay Packers game against the Chicago Bears on Monday, Sept. 27 just got a little more interesting. Sadly though, the most interesting part is likely to come before the game when Ron Jaworski and Aaron Rodgers meet.
And it would have been even more interesting had Tony Kornheiser still been part of the booth.
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Rodgers skewered both men on ESPN Radio in Milwaukee. Let’s start with Jaws.
“I like him, but when I was coming out, he did the worst segment in the history of TV about me talking about my fundamentals,” Rodgers said of Jaworski. “It was not even close to anywhere near my fundamentals. The first time I met him, someone introduced me to him and I said, ‘Yeah I know him. He’s the guy who ripped me before the draft.’ The rest of the night he told me how great I was. I was like, ‘I know your song and dance.’ And now he loves me.”
And now for his shots at Kornheiser. Rodgers said Dennis Miller was “ten times better than Tony Kornheiser. His stuff was actually funny.”
Then Rodgers said Kornheiser was unprepared.
“You get in there with Tony and he’s asking you all these dumb questions that have no application to the game you are playing or anything you are doing,” Rodgers said. “He’s terrible. … I don’t think he’s funny. I don’t think he’s insightful. I don’t think he knows, really, anything about sports.”
Just a hunch, but Rodgers won’t be invited on ESPN’s “Pardon The Interruption” any time soon.
