Aaron Rodgers launches footballs at MSG during star-studded surprise ‘Kill Tony’ appearance
NY Post
It was a busy day of throwing for New York Jets quarterbacks.
Just hours after he stood on the sidelines watching the Jets defeat the Browns in their preseason opener, Aaron Rodgers made a surprise appearance at Madison Square Garden for a comedy event on Saturday night.
Rodgers, 40, hit the stage at the end of a live episode of the “Kill Tony” podcast at the World’s Most Famous Arena and was seen launching several footballs into the crowd.
In a video posted on X, Rodgers is seen chucking at least two footballs as some of the comedians on the dias looked on in bewilderment.
The four-time NFL Most Valuable Player was introduced by podcast host Tony Hinchcliffe as he appeared on stage with a bevy of comedians, including Joe Rogan, Shane Gillis, Joey Diaz, Jeff Ross, Andrew Dice Clay and others.
It’s been an eventful offseason and early preseason for Rodgers, who was fined $50,000 for missing the Jets mandatory minicamp in July for a pre-planned trip to Egypt.
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