Keyshawn Johnson says he’ll go streaking if Aaron Glenn sticks with Aaron Rodgers
NY Post
Keyshawn Johnson’s bet on Aaron Glenn’s head coaching start comes with some serious skin in the game.
The ex-NFL wideout addressed his former Jets teammate’s hiring Thursday on FS1’s “Speak,” saying he expects massive changes coming with one of the franchises biggest stars among them.
“He will not start off his career — now I said this first, nobody else is saying this — he will not start off his career with Aaron Rodgers as his quarterback in September,” Johnson said, before laying it all on the line.
“If he does, then I’m walking from Calabasas at 4 a.m. in the morning, to the studio, with nothing on but boxers. So I’m saying this with a lot of confidence. … I’m just letting you know, he ain’t going to start his career with that mess. It’s not going to happen. He’s not going to allow somebody to tell him what he’s doing as a coach.”
Glenn returns to Gang Green as a first-time head coach after an exhaustive search led the franchise to its former cornerback.
That solved one of the myriad problems facing to team in a critical offseason, with a new general manager still on the checklist — and the status of Rodgers, with the longtime QB openly pontificating his future after a train wreck of a 2024 season.
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TAMPA — Carlos Rodón brought up the lasting taste in his mouth and the mouths of his teammates and the team’s fans.
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SAINT PAUL, Minn. — After bleeding losses over the last week or so, the Rangers finally patched it up.
TAMPA — While the Yankees starting rotation is scrambling to plug the injury holes, the bullpen is looking brighter with Ian Hamilton showing progress as Opening Day approaches.
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PORTLAND — Winning cures all.
TAMPA — The cosmic event that is Gerrit Cole’s surgery has eclipsed all other issues facing the Yankees, including a significant one.
PORTLAND — At the risk of being randomly chosen to pee in a cup, Mitchell Robinson declared he feels good about his leaner physique.
It’s about to get DangeRuss in New York.
Regarding the Rangers, in the midst of their third losing streak of four games or more (0-2-2 this time) within their last 47 contests while going into Minnesota on Thursday to face the Wild.