- Aaron Rodgers threw some passes before the Jets beat the Eagles on Sunday
- And funny enough, he lost his cool when he talked about the shoes he was wearing
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Aaron Rodgers had an accident on live TV on Tuesday when he swore on The Pat McAfee Show.
Rodgers and McAfee were discussing how he threw the ball on the MetLife Stadium turf before the Jets’ win over the Eagles, when the quarterback said he was wearing bigger cleats than normal during practice.
The 39-year-old, who is recovering from an Achilles tendon injury he suffered in Week 1, said he wore a size 15 instead of his usual size 14 so he could fit into an insert meant to support his Achilles tendon.
McAfee was stunned.
‘Fifteen? Do you normally have size 14 feet? “I felt like there was a little bit of flexibility there,” he said.
Pat McAfee became hysterical when Aaron Rodgers cursed at him live on air on Tuesday
Aaron Rodgers was seen throwing on the field before the Jets’ win over the Eagles on Sunday
‘That wasn’t a flex, that was just a fact. But can I just answer the damn question?’
Rodgers’ joke sent McAfee into hysterics, with the host saying his show was no longer on YouTube, but in fact on ESPN.
But more important than his shoe size, Rodgers said he “felt great” throwing on the field.
Rodgers has seemingly made significant progress since the Jets’ Oct. 1 game against the Chiefs.
The quarterback noted that he was limping “a little” while throwing, but was nevertheless enjoying feeling “a little more normal” and spending time with his teammates.
“It was incredible to be back with the boys and I was very grateful to be back on the sidelines,” he said.
“That was a special moment for me to get back on the field and throw a football.”
Rodgers, who was seen walking without crutches before the game, is recovering in California.