“My Goodness, What a Drama Queen”: Aaron Rodgers’ Text to Pat McAfee Moments Ahead of Interview Is Going Viral

Aaron Rodgers started his much anticipated Wednesday appearance on ‘The Pat McAfee Show’ by declaring that it was not “the announcement video”. But half a million viewers didn’t give up hope. And, their patience bore fruits, eventually, when Rodgers let it slip through. However, recently, social media has been going abuzz with something that happened just before the big announcement. What did the QB text to his dear friend?

Pat informed the NFL world in Thursday’s show that the viewers were right to expect things to go down as Rodgers had texted the former Colts punter about his intentions to reveal the truth yesterday. And frankly, fans have had enough of this A-Rod discussion.

Aaron Rodgers sent a teaser text to Pat McAfee

Fans and analysts can all agree that 4x NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers’ interview with friend and podcaster Aubrey Marcus was the required warm-up to the explosive announcements on McAfee’s show yesterday. He also called out the Packers for moving on without even so much informing Rodgers.

ALSO READ: Unfazed Aaron Rodgers Rates ‘Peace of Mind’ Above Everything Else Amidst Retirement Rumors

And looks as though the Super Bowl XLV MVP was all ready to be in attack mode. According to McAfee, the former Packers No 12 texted him hours before coming on. “I think it’s time to let the world know what’s going on,” the text read, as per Dov Kleiman’s tweet.

However, it seems fans are done with all the Rodgers drama.

According to the reactions from fans across, McAfee can expect the A-Rod hype to die as he all but confirmed the reports that had been hanging for over a month.

What’s holding up the official announcement?

Well, according to former ESPN Radio host Trey Wingo and Rodgers himself, it’s not the quarterback’s dilemma that is holding up the trade confirmation. It’s the compensation negotiations that are ongoing between the Green Bay Packers and Woody Johnson’s Jets.

“Since Friday, I’ve made it clear that my intention was to play. And my intention was to play for the New York Jets. I haven’t been holding anything up at this point. It’s been compensation that the Packers are trying to get for me,” he said.

WATCH THIS STORY: Football was my escape despite a heartbreaking personal loss Clemson star continues to hold on to his NFL dreams

With his former Packers OC Nathaniel Hackett also in the Jets camp now, and with some highly talented young offensive and defensive talents, Rodgers and the Jets may finally put a smile on a dejected Gang Green fan base that hasn’t seen the playoffs in 12 long years.