When Aaron Rodgers talks about staying in “New York,” is the word choice deliberate?
On Tuesday’s edition of The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers addressed his football future. And while the context makes it clear that he was referring to the Jets, he used “New York” to refer to his current situation, and future preferences. More than once.
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