ESPN was making a big deal about this. Seems like a minor deal to me but I could also see these two going off on each other later in the year if things don't go as planned.
Enjoyed this.
Rodgers knows that this is probably the last year he'll have of anything approaching high-quality play. After the past several years, he needs to finish with the Superb Owl or all fans will recall are the darkness retreat, "interesting" girlfriends, ayahuasca, missing OTAs and preseasons, the Achilles, etc.
Looking forward to 8's inevitable press conference shade of Saleh this season.
One, what's wrong with being a sex freak? And two, every parent should want their kids to have more than they did.
Is that the book that the author basically wrote then got Rodgers (surprisingly) to fact check it for him?
@Dr._Bob posted:One, what's wrong with being a sex freak? And two, every parent should want their kids to have more than they did.
I think it was more the pre-marital sex. Aaron was mocking their god. 
Just here for the creepy sex freak talk
And I thought this was the one place on the internet that wasn't for creepy sex freak talk.
@Iowacheese posted:Just here for the creepy sex freak talk
No one is surprised by this admission.
@PackerHawk posted:I think it was more the pre-marital sex. Aaron was mocking their god.
Yes, ARs mom is very religious and didn't like Munn openly discussing her escapades with Aaron.
In one of Munn's early interviews after she hooked up with Rodgers she commented that he is a really big man.
For context, she saw Brett's pics and just assumed all GB QB's were like that.
@Dr._Bob posted:One, what's wrong with being a sex freak? And two, every parent should want their kids to have more than they did.
You clearly don't have any daughters.
If you have a son, you only have to worry about one penis. If you have a daughter, you have to worry about every penis.
@H5 posted:Yes, ARs mom is very religious
She sounds like a terrible person
I thought Olivia was one smart cookie, not like some of the women heâs been with. I liked her the best.
@Iowacheese posted:She sounds like a terrible person
Do you want you children's boyfriends/girlfriends to discuss their sexual escapades with you?
Here I thought you would be a Fabio woman.
Keep up with the times. Fabio means Trevor Lawrence.
Scout comments on Rogers from the Wayback Machine
https://archive.jsonline.com/s...ckers/203116571.html
NFC scout: "I think he has a good chance of being a bust. Just like every other Tedford-coached quarterback.
Back in the day I'm guessing Goldie bought all the romance paperback books with Fabio featured on the cover.
I liked the pic where the bird hit him in the nose!
@DurangoDoug posted:Back in the day I'm guessing Goldie bought all the romance paperback books with Fabio featured on the cover.
Bodice rippers
@DurangoDoug posted:Back in the day I'm guessing Goldie bought all the romance paperback books with Fabio featured on the cover.
NoâĶI was a Stephen King reader, oooops lover. Now Stephen King knew how to write.
Erotica. Timesfour style.
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Nikki Glaser would be proud Goldie.
Jesus fuck
@Goldie posted:Right into my pussy baby.
Thank you, Mrs. Slocombe.
Only on TimesFour could a thread about Aaron Rodgers and the Jets turn into a thread about Goldie's pussy.
Don't they all?
Goldie is trending on Youporn.
@Iowacheese posted:Jesus fuck
No, Joe Fuck.
I thought JF was Lawrence.
Here the full interview
From a new book about #12âĶ..
Aaron Rodgers âcould roll out of bed and create a news cycle. Heâs unbelievable. Heâs a content machineâ. Itâs true and itâs why the bestselling sportswriter Ian OâConnor is talking to the Guardian from his home in the New York area, where Rodgers, a Green Bay Packers great, now plays quarterback for the Jets. OâConnorâs new book, Out of the Darkness, tells Rodgersâ story from childhood in California through college stardom at Berkeley to Super Bowl glory and on to something beyond fame â a sort of infamy, even.
Rodgers, OâConnor says, âwas not this polarizing figure until really about three years ago when Covid hit and he was in the middle of a press conference in August â21, and when he was asked if he was vaccinated, he said, âYeah, Iâve been immunized.â Up until that point, he was not a villain at all.
âHe was considered a socially aware athlete. He had spoken up on behalf of Colin Kaepernick and his right to protest inequities in American society. He had supported the athletesâ right to kneel during the national anthem. Right after the terrorist attacks in Paris [in 2015], a fan yelled out an anti-Muslim slur, and he rebuked that fan âĶ he was not this polarizing figure. People looked up to him.
https://www.theguardian.com/sp...-conspiracy-theories
In the old days, Rodgers was saying things the sportswriters like. Now he's saying things they don't like, which is somehow suddenly magically "polarizing".
Yes. And some people suddenly turn black.
I see what you did there.
23:35 to skip to the Rodgers segment.
Aaron Rodgers is throwing dimes to Allen Lazard with Sauce Gardner in lockdown coverage. Rodgers is so back. If heâs healthy heâs going to be damn good. #Jets pic.twitter.com/57t0lAjWIH
â Jake Asman (@JakeAsman) August 13, 2024
it's not the arm. it's the legs and father time knock knock knocking on remaining upright. we shall see
Rodgers isnât winning shit in the AFC but I hope the guy plays well. Iâm looking forward to seeing if he can get still get it done.
The league is better with all the stars healthy. And he's one of em! Man, I hope they drop a 50 burger when they visit the Land Of 10,0000 Flakes.
@PackerHawk posted:The league is better with all the stars healthy. And he's one of em! Man, I hope they drop a 50 burger when they visit the Land Of 10,0000 Flakes. Play week 1 on MNF vs. SF
FTFY ð
@Tdog posted:it's not the arm. it's the legs and father time knock knock knocking on remaining upright. we shall see
Exactly. Time will tell if he can move around like he is used to and father time is undefeated when it comes to aging.
Honestly, as much as I appreciate his time as our QB, he is now somewhere else and I don't really care.
@Boris posted:FTFY ð
That would be cool as well! Rodgers usually has no trouble with them in the regular season.
@PackerHawk posted:The league is better with all the stars healthy. And he's one of em! Man, I hope they drop a 50 burger when they visit the Land Of 10,0000 Flakes.
Think that game's in London. Just saying.
Well, there's a convenient excuse for when they lose to Rodgers again.
I'm curious if he'll play within the system or just hero ball everything.
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Nevermind.
I think to Rodgers, playing "within the system" would not only make him feel less in control and be less fun, it would be an implicit acknowledgement that he is older and can't play hero ball anymore. His ego won't let him do it. It would hurt too much.
There's a Vanity Fair article out about Rodgers and the book. You can look it up.
This thread is about football and here's the end of the article.
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When you look at their roster, if theyâre healthy, they can compete for the Super Bowl. I think what they should focus on is just winning the division. Itâs been so long since theyâve won the AFC East. They really need to focus on that and then take it from there. But Iâll say the Jets will go 11-6. Theyâll make the playoffs and theyâll lose the AFC Championship Game at Kansas City. Howâs that?
I pre-ordered the Rodgers hardcover. Anyone interested in passing it around when I'm done?
I could include a doobie.
I have an uneven coffee table.
I'd be interested in the book! I'm all about reading and books, even if it's about Rodgers. Now if I could just get my students interested in reading... but adding a doobie might do it! 
If you want to PM me your address/PO Box/etc I can send it to you when I'm done. I think it's supposed to be here Wednesday. All I'd ask is that it eventually makes its way back to me after it's passed around to anyone else that isn't afraid of a real book.
@Goldie posted:Does it come in an audiobook??
Yep, there is an Audible version. And Kindle. There's even an audio CD for $46.
Goldie would also like to know if there's an Edible version.
@PackerHawk posted:Yep, there is an Audible version. And Kindle. There's even an audio CD for $46.
Whoâs doing the talking in the audible version???
@Goldie posted:Whoâs doing the talking in the audible version???
It has to be hub arkush or bob mcginn. Two media guys that loved aaron so much.
@PackerHawk posted:If you want to PM me your address/PO Box/etc I can send it to you when I'm done. I think it's supposed to be here Wednesday. All I'd ask is that it eventually makes its way back to me after it's passed around to anyone else that isn't afraid of a real book.
Greg Jennings making headlines?
â Eli Berkovits (@BookOfEli_NFL) August 17, 2024
He must be doing something new, no way he's still on talk shows crying about Aaron Rodgers.
Oh wait. https://t.co/UC3yiDroai
Truth is that @jasonjwilde has gotten more out of Aaron Rodgers over the years than anyone, myself included, and though he criticizes himself here, I don't think AR would've given an honest response to him anyway. He would've executed a spin move. He was playing games that day. https://t.co/ukUK1nN5om
â Ian O'Connor (@Ian_OConnor) August 18, 2024
Selfish Aaron Rodgers at it again #Jets https://t.co/vD74fZQRAW
â Matt O'Leary (@MattOLearyNY) August 18, 2024
Lookin' swaggy
#Jets QB Aaron Rodgers joined Ian Eagle & @Anthony_Becht during the #Panthers game for a sideline interview.
â Paul Andrew Esden Jr (@BoyGreen25) August 18, 2024
Before he went on camera DL Javon Kinlaw, Aaronâs new best friend, gave him his chain to wear, âhe said I want you looking swaggy for this interview.â ðĪĢ
Rodgers alsoâĶ pic.twitter.com/3SyKTILP9d
@titmfatied posted:
The guy could be a coach someday...
Nah, he'd be a coach in the Magic Johnson, Wayne Gretzky, Singletary, Maradonna, etc., mold: HOF players who struggle to teach the game because it came so easy for them, and who are often short-tempered when their players don't reach the lofty heights like they did because they don't realize just how gifted they were as it came easily to them. (Not that they didn't have to work for it, but that they had, physically and mentally, what others can only dream about having.)