Aaron Rodgers is on high with Terry Bradshaw’s negative comments

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Terry Bradshaw I didn’t get his wish.

When rumors swirled that Aaron Rodgers would join Bradshaw Pittsburgh SteelersBradshaw called it a “joke.”

“What are you doing? Will you take him for a year? Are you kidding me?…The guy needs to stay in California.

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Clay Matthews and Aaron Rodgers on the left will celebrate with Terry Bradshaw in a trophy presentation after the Green Bay Packers defeated the Terry Steelers 31-25. (David Euritt/Kansas City Star/Tribune News Service

After months of speculation, Rodgers signed a one-year deal with the Steelers, saying that it will be his final season in the NFL.

Rogers is currently at his 21st training camp. Green Bay Packers Two with the New York Jets.

Inevitably, Rogers was asked about Bradshaw and he was forced to laugh at some of it.

“I whisper to God every day,” Rogers joked, referring to what Bradshaw had said a few months ago.

However, as Rogers went high, he pleaded with Bradshaw to ignore the negative headlines about Rogers.

“I’ve known Terry for a long time and are part of Fox. Terry is a legend. He’s an absolute legend. He’s won four Super Bowls. He has a legendary career in the media,” Rogers said. NFL Network. “But Terry, like many, doesn’t know me.

“And he has ideas about what he thinks about me based on what I did, the documentaries, what I said, the retreat in the darkness, what you want to talk about. I want to know Terry on a deeper level.

So, if he’s open to it, I want to know Terry on a deeper level. And maybe we can bite the hell or some sort of bark he’s talking to with. ”

Aaron Rodgers went high when talking about Terry Bradshaw’s negative comments. (image)

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Rogers also said he had “the utmost respect and respect” for Bradshaw and other “great men did.”

“They laid the foundation for us to be able to play in this amazing game. They say Lombardi and Joe Montana and Joe Montana and Steve Young and Troy Aikman and Brett Fabre and all great people to continue the tradition of excellence like Bradshaw of the world in the ’70s and Bert Starr of the ’60s.

“We stand on the backs of those guys. The way they played and how they carried themselves is that they can play this amazing game, get this opportunity to be paid really well and set ourselves up for our future.”