According to reports, Aaron Rodgers’ retirement talk has ESPN’s Dianna Russini fed up. [AKJPnr88tiO]
ESPN's Dianna Russini yawns at Aaron Rodgers' retirement chatter. The NFL writer was less than enthused to discuss Rodgers' recent comments, in which the Packers quarterback, 38, stated he could "see the end approaching" of his playing career, during an appearance Tuesday on the "Keyshawn, JWill & Max" radio show. Russini sarcastically remarked, "Congratulations, Aaron Rodgers." "You now have access to the headlines." To begin this football portion, guess what we're talking about? Aaron Rodgers has done it yet again. Last year, we did this for the entire year. Are we going to start talking about him retiring now?" "Aaron Rodgers, I congratulate you. The headlines are now available to you once more." Rodgers says he can feel the end of his career approaching, and @diannaESPN and @keyshawn respond. #KJM oDh1L0dlxS pic.twitter.com @KeyJayandMax (@Keyshawn, JWill & Max) 2.06.2022 Rodgers removed himself from the Packers last offseason, skipping all of training camp and preseason due to difficulties with the organization's culture, fuelling talk that he may retire, according to Russini. Rodgers this week raised eyebrows by being unusually frank about his future retirement, telling TNT's Ernie Johnson that he considers calling it a career "all the time." In January 2022, Aaron Rodgers plays in the Packers' divisional-round playoff game against the 49ers. Dianna Russini was irritated by the fact that Aaron Rodgers was being discussed again again. ESPN "It's the other stuff," he said, "that grinds you down and makes you think about life beyond football." "Obviously, Tommy [Brady] set the standard so high by playing for so long, but I can see the end approaching." Despite the fact that retirement is plainly on Rodgers' mind, he elected to return for an 18th season in March, signing a three-year agreement worth a reputed $150 million. #packers, #aaronrodgers, #kjm #trending #trendingno1 #entertainment #vlog #viral #packers #sports #football #ronaldo LIKE || SHARE || COMMENT || SUBSCRIBE