Several former NFLers-turned-ESPN personalities ripped Aaron Rodgers’ weekly “Jets State of the Union” addresses on their network’s own “The Pat McAfee Show” for being hypocritical and ironically sending the wrong message, with one even describing it as a cash grab.

ESPN analysts have grown tired of listening to Aaron Rodgers philosophize on The Pat McAfee Show. On Sunday night, the New York Jets fell to 2-5 after a 37-16 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 40-year-old quarterback threw two interceptions and connected with Davante Adams on three of nine

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers agreed on The Pat McAfee Show to sign balls intercepted by Pittsburgh Steelers CB Beanie Bishop.

But Steelers cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr. can say exactly that after the undrafted rookie recorded his first two career picks against Aaron Rodgers during Pittsburgh's win over the New York Jets on Sunday night.

Steelers rookie slot cornerback Beanie Bishop revealed on Wednesday that the equipment staff is sending both of his interception balls to the New York Jets facility to get them signed by Aaron Rodgers.