‘Don’t you say’ – Peter Schrager hits back at Aaron Rodgers over media jibe
Aaron Rodgers is ending his career in the NFL by leaving no stone unturned during his meetings with the media. The Pittsburgh Steelers got back to winning ways at the weekend against the Indianapolis Colts as Rodgers had himself a day to remember.
In the aftermath of the Pittsburgh Steelers' victory over the Indianapolis Colts, Aaron Rodgers expressed concern about the media's lack of recognition for players like Jaylen Warren. The Steelers' offensive performance, highlighted by Warren's impressive play, showcased his versatility as both a rusher and receiver. Warren's standout moment came with an 80-yard reception, a rare achievement in NFL history, last accomplished by Herschel Walker in 1987.
Despite this, Rodgers claimed that the media consistently favors well-known players like Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs, overlooking the contributions of those like Warren. In response, Peter Schrager took to the Monday Night Football pre-game show to defend Warren, praising him as one of the six players in NFL history to achieve an 80-yard reception.
Schrager emphasized Warren's consistency, noting his sensational performances in the Steelers' last three games, despite lower yardage in the season's first two outings.
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