Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets will star in the next season of the NFL documentary series “Hard Knocks,” but the veteran quarterback would have done without.
For the first time in his career, the 39-year-old will play for another team than the Green Bay Packers. Jets head coach Robert Saleh tried to stop Circuit Goodell from bringing his cameras into their facility, as it might be a distraction during an important season, but his protests ultimately didn’t go through. did not have the desired effect.
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“Listen, I understand the interest with us. Obviously, there are a lot of eyes on me and our team, and a lot of expectations for our group. They shoved it down our throats and we have to live with it,” Rodgers said in an interview with KPIXtv on Wednesday.
“Hard Knocks” is produced by HBO, in conjunction with the NFL. The first season aired in 2001 and last year it featured the Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions.
Only four clubs could participate in the show this year, since the team in the spotlight cannot have a new head coach, have participated in one of the most recent 10 seasons of the program or have taken part in the playoffs of the last two years.
Thus, only the Jets, New Orleans Saints, Washington Commanders and Chicago Bears were eligible.
2023-07-14 15:28:31
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