Aaron Rodgers Explains Why He Won’t Be Hosting A Thanksgiving Party This Year

Green Bay Packers’ quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a reputation for hosting Thanksgiving parties at his house. As Thanksgiving is just around the corner, Rodgers revealed that he will not be hosting a Thanksgiving party this year.

Recently, the Packers’ QB appeared on the Pat McAfee show and talked about it. Although he wanted to host the party, the Crosbys took that away from him. Notably, he was mentioning the placekickers for the Packers, Mason Crosby, and his family.

Aaron Rodgers talks about not hosting the Thanksgiving party this year

While talking with the Packers QB, the former punter joked and asked him why he is not the host this year. In reply, Rodgers said, “I got steamrolled, I think. There’s never really been too many competing parties, but this year the Crosbys, you know those kickers, they rose up and said not this year; this year is ours.“

“So I was assuming the backyards, the Cobbs, would kind of triple host this thing in my house, gladly, like I have done in the past. But the Crosbys kinda jumped in and bogarted all of our guest lists,” he added.

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When McAfee asked Rodgers whether the party is going to be good, Rodgers hilariously said, “It better be… Because I’m gonna be in there judging the hell out of all of this, the decorations, the food presentations, the food options, the dessert options.” Later, Rodgers talked about not judging too much but at the same time, he feels he has to judge the turkey.

Rodgers and the Packers can still qualify for the playoffs

Meanwhile, the NFL players will have to play during Thanksgiving, as the Packers will take on the Eagles on Sunday. Mathematically, it’s still possible for the Packers to qualify for the playoffs; so, they just need to win their remaining games.

However, winning against the Eagles won’t be that easy, as they are one of the best teams this season in terms of win-loss records (9-1). As for the Packers, they have only won 4 out of their 11 games so far this season and are currently sitting in the third position in the NFC North division behind the Vikings and the Lions.

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