Packers’ Rashan Gary startles ESPN’s Lisa Salters after crashing Jordan Love interview: ‘He scared me’
NY Post
Lisa Salters’ postgame interview with Packers quarterback Jordan Love featured a cameo she certainly didn’t expect.
When catching up with Love following Green Bay’s shutout 34-0 win over New Orleans on “Monday Night Football” at Lambeau Field, the ESPN reporter was startled by the quarterback’s teammate, defensive end Rashan Gary, who briefly crashed their sideline chat.
“Jordan, you’re officially going to the playoffs, how does that sound to you?” Salters asked Love, who replied, “It’s amazing, this is what we worked for all season,” as Gary entered the frame.
“Stop playing with him!” Gary appeared to exclaim, catching Salters off guard. “Once again, punch the ticket!”
As a fired-up Gary, 27, walked away, Salters told Love, “He scared me.”
The quarterback, 26, then turned his attention back to Salters’ original question about the Packers’ playoff berth and referenced Gary.
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