ESPN star Ryan Clark is not happy about Aaron Rodgers getting so much attention.
Rodgers has been in the news a bunch Tuesday because of a late Monday night Instagram post that some people are interpreting as a sign he’s going to retire. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)
Well, no matter what you think, Clark thinks it’s time to stop talking about the Packers superstar.
Aaron Rodgers Posts Emotional Message. Is He Retiring From The NFL? https://t.co/ksmI6lEPcy
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 22, 2022
“Every time he does something, we dummies engage! … He’s also now become somewhat of a media darling, whether it’s because you love him or you hate to hear him, we all listen,” Clark said during the Tuesday episode of “Get Up.”
You can watch his full rant below.
.@Realrclark25 responds to Aaron Rodgers’ IG post 😶
“Every time he does something, we dummies engage! … He’s also now become somewhat of a media darling, whether it’s because you love him or you hate to hear him, we all listen. … We need to stop letting him control us!” pic.twitter.com/ynVnLOnC6B
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) February 22, 2022
I honestly don’t even know what to make of this rant from Clark. I have no idea at all. He knows he works in sports media, right?
Aaron Rodgers just won the NFL’s MVP award. How the hell are you not going to talk about him? That makes no sense at all.
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When you’re an NFL superstar flirting with retirement, people are going to talk about you. That’s the nature of the beast.
That’s the reality of the situation, and a man on ESPN should understand that better than anyone else out there. The fact I even have to say that is insane to me.
Is Aaron Rodgers going to retire? It certainly looks like he might after his latest Instagram post.
Or, he’s perfectly trolling the media again! Either way, all eyes are on the Packers star. pic.twitter.com/tld1zZw29j
— David Hookstead (@dhookstead) February 22, 2022
I’m not even a Packers fan, but I still completely understand why people talk about Rodgers. You’d have to be an idiot to not get it.