Aaron Rodgers Trolls Rex Ryan explaining the leg photo

Aaron Rodgers had some fun explain his viral foot photo at Rex Ryan’s expense. NS Green Bay Packers Midfielder appeared on The Pat McAfee Program this week and talked about showing off his feet to the media last week while explaining his toe injury. Pat McAfee asked Rodgers why he decided to show off his legs.

“I think Rex Ryan probably enjoyed it,” said Rodgers. What Rodgers is referring to is what happened to Ryan in December 2010. The former New York Jets head coach is seen in a foot fetish video posted by his wife, Michelle, follow New York Post Office. When asked about the video, Ryan said it was a “personal matter” and would not be discussed further.

Twitter avatar feet are one of the BEST things I’ve ever seen.

“I think Rex Ryan probably enjoyed it” 😂😂 ~@AaronRodgers12#PatMcAfeeShowLIVE pic.twitter.com/jmWMeYzk3A

– Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) November 30, 2021

Along with teasing Ryan, Rodgers also talked about how he broke his toe and whether he’ll need surgery. “Compared to this Monday with last Monday, I definitely feel better – from this Tuesday to last Tuesday,” Rodgers says every Pro Football Talk. “So I’m going to continue the treatment. Obviously we’re hoping to avoid surgery, but the surgery will be such a small case, it won’t be something I have to miss out on. It’s a prerequisite for any surgery, the surgery that I have at this point – I won’t miss any. So we’ll reassess early next week and give it a go. decision making. But that’s not the thing [I’d miss time]. I can have surgery on Monday or Tuesday and play on Sunday. “

Rodgers does not want surgery as it will cause more problems throughout the season. “It will avoid any further displacement for now, but it will immobilize the toe,” says Rodgers. “So we’re hoping that with a few weeks here we can be healed enough to be able to avoid doing that.”

Rodgers and the Packers have this weekend off after competing for 12 straight weeks. He will continue to play through injury as he led the Packers to a 9-3 record, the second-best record in NFC. So far this season, Rodgers has thrown 2,878 yards, 23 touchdowns and 4 interceptions with a 105.5 intercept.