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Aaron Rodgers went viral after he was spotted trash talking to a Detroit Lions linebacker.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback was caught on hot mic going after an NFL player. Jack Campbellwho initially refused Rodgers’ hand to help him take off.
“Oh, you don’t want me to help pick you up? Why?” Rodgers, 42, asked Campbell, 22, as he walked away to prepare for the next play. “Because you’re slower than a 42-year-old man. Is that why? You’re slower than a 42-year-old man?”
The NFL seized the moment and decided to share it via X, written“Rodgers was showing respect and talking trash Sunday @Steelers. @insidetheNFL Week 16 Mic’d Up on X.”
NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers is currently donning the black and gold with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but that doesn’t mean he wants to hang up his cleats in the Steel City. “I’m going to pull a Packer and see what happens after that,” Rodgers told reporters on Thursday, October 23, referring to the Green Bay Packers, the organization where […]
Ultimately, Campbell, 22, opted for a Lions teammate Wheat Tyrushis hand to help him get up. In the end, Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Lions 29-24 in the game on Sunday, December 21.
The big win gives the Steelers a two-game lead over their division rivals, the Baltimore Ravens.
Rodgers and his team could secure a playoff spot with a win against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, December 28.
As for the Lions, they’re just hoping for a victory on Christmas Day when they take on the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday, December 25. Snoop Dogg and the voices of the hit Netflix film Demon Hunters KPOP are expected to appear on the NFL Christmas Gameday 2025 halftime show during the game.
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Nic Antaya/Getty ImagesWhile Rodgers’ trash talk Sunday may still be making headlines, other NFL fans are still excited about the final moments of the game. The penalties negated touchdowns that would have turned the outcome of the game in the final 30 seconds of regulation.
In a post-game interview with CBS Sports reporter Tracy WolfsonRodgers called those moments “chaos.”
“13 years ago, I was part of a game that had this kind of chaos” he said before adding his own humor. “With a few replacement referees, though.”
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Head coach of the Detroit Lions Dan Campbell had a different view of the game’s ending.
“We couldn’t close it. And ultimately it’s our fault,” Campbell, 49, said. journalists reflecting on the loss, which likely ended Detroit’s playoff hopes. “We did it. We were the ones who put ourselves in that position where we had to try to score on the last play.”
As the NFL playoffs draw closer and closer, Rodgers remains grateful for the chance to suit up and compete with his teammates.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been in the NFL long enough to know when his performance isn’t enough. His head coach, Mike Tomlin, could say the same thing. When asked how he would rate Rodgers’ game in Pittsburgh’s 25-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Nov. 9, Tomlin, 53, was blunt. […]
“It gets a little weird when you’re playing against head coaches that you’ve played against and you’re playing with guys that could be your kids,” he said before. told ESPN in September 2024. “Yes, it’s a good reminder of how special it is to still be playing at 40.”
As for how long his tenure will last, the veteran quarterback said he’s “pretty sure” the 2025 season will likely be his last in the NFL.
“That’s why we just did a one-year deal,” Rodgers said. The Pat McAfee Show in June. “I’ve played 20 fucking years. It’s been a long run. I’ve enjoyed it, and there’s no better place to finish than with one of the NFL’s premier franchises.”
