Aaron Rodgers' weekly appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show" three weeks into the quarterback's offseason was an expected one, specially after reports emerged about a Green Bay's desire to trade the quarterback and move on from his expensive contract all together.
But also because during his interview last Tuesday, Rodgers mentioned that he thought he could still play at an MVP level, with many criticizing him, amongst them, Rob Gronkowski, who expressed that Rodgers should focus on Super Bowl championships rather than individual awards.
Aaron Rodgers responds to Rob Gronkowski and his haters
Aaron Rodgers took a moment during his talk with Pat McAfee, A.J. Hawk and the rest of the crew to say that he definitely thinks that everybody that plays any sport wants to win the MVP and be recognized as the best in their craft.
"Everybody wants to win MVP, everybody that plays the game wants to be MVP. Yeah, you want to win a championship 100%, like you wanna go down in history on a championship football team, but everybody wants to win MVP too."
Rodgers then went on to say that those who disagree are clearly liers or aren't competitive, in which case he wouldn't want to be neither so he's fine.
While addressing Gronkowski's comments, the still Packers quarterback said that he loves the retired tight end, because he has a great energy and is cool to be around with.
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