Aaron Rogers goes to the high road on Terry Bradshov's negative comments

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Terry Bradsho did not receive his desire.

If rumors spun that Aaron Rogers join Bradshov Pittsburgh stillersBradha called it a “joke”.

“What are you going to do? Bring it for one year? Are you kidding me? … This guy has to stay in California. Go where -you, joke and whisper the gods there,” Bradsho said in May.

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Clay Matthews, left, and Aaron Rogers are noted at a trophy presentation from Terry Bradsho, on the right, after Green Bay Packers beat Pittsburgh Stillers, 31-25, in Super Bowl at Cowboys in Arlington, Texas, February 6, 2011. (David Elite/Kansas City Star/Tribune News via Getty Images)

After a few months, Rogers signed an annual stille contract, saying it would be his last season at NFL.

Now Rogers is in his 21 -a training camp, 18 of which were with Green packs and two of the New York Jets.

Rogers inevitably asked Bradsho, and he couldn’t help but laugh.

“I whisper every day,” Rogers joked, referring to what Bradsho said a month ago.

But Rogers took a high road and asked Bradsh to ignore the negative headlines about Rogers.

“I know Terry for a long time, being part of Fox. Terry” Legend “. He is an absolute legend. He won four Super Cups. He had a legendary career in the media,” said Rogers Net NFL. “But Terry, like many people, does not know me.

“And thus, he has an idea of what he thinks about me, based on what I did, a documentary, which I said, the darkness recedes, whatever you want to talk about. I would like to meet Terry at a deeper level.

So, I would like to get acquainted with Terry at a deeper level when it is open to it. And perhaps we can go chew the bark or what the hell he speaks together. “

Aaron Rogers went on a high road, talking about the negative comments of Terry Bradshou. (Imagn)

Sheder Sanders remains patient

Rogers also said he had “nothing but respect and respect” for what Bradsh and other “great” did.

“They laid the basis for us so that we can play this wonderful game. To pay them as necklaces, and continue the tradition of perfection, that guys such as Bradzhaw in the 70s, and Bart Star in the 60s and (Vin) Lombardi and Joe Mantana and Steve Young and Tri Eikman and Brett Faur and all,” he said.

“We stand on the back of these guys. It is out of how they played and how they moved themselves, that we can have such an opportunity to play this wonderful game to get a salary very well to set themselves on their future.”