Cris Collinsworth thinks Aaron Rodgers would make a great broadcaster
Cris Collinsworth has never been bashful about extolling the virtues of Aaron Rodgers, and on Sunday night he went so far as to pitch the four-time MVP for the broadcasting career Rodgers has repeatedly sworn off. With three minutes and 10 seconds remaining in NBC’s broadcast of the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers at…
During a private dinner with Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth disclosed a lively discussion about how Aaron Rodgers would transition into broadcasting. Tirico seemed taken aback by his colleague's candidness. Collinsworth teased that he had not revealed the most intriguing aspect of the conversation, turning to John McEnroe as an example of what Rodgers could become in the booth.
Rodgers, who is set to retire after the 2026 season, might join CBS if Tony Romo's tenure ends or join ESPN if Troy Aikman's departure occurs. Rodgers' outspoken nature could make him a polarizing but effective broadcaster.
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