JoJo Fletcher - Jordan Rodgers - Bachelorette 12 - Discussion - #2

At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

umngirl wrote:At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

umngirl wrote:At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

Honestly, I know he won't but I've been really hoping for for him to just let one fly I'm a terrible person

Ash2214 wrote:

umngirl wrote:At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

Yes I was quite impressed that 1) he mentioned the name and 2) his professionalism. Can't wait to hear his next show! What would the buzz be about this time!

aviej wrote:

Ash2214 wrote:

umngirl wrote:At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

Yes I was quite impressed that 1) he mentioned the name and 2) his professionalism. Can't wait to hear his next show! What would the buzz be about this time!

Yeah, he's very professional. He's will never (IMO) be a skip Bayless idiot type charlatan who says outlandish sh*t to garner a response. Jordy has integrity and is pragmatic so I'm good as a fan.

Ash2214 wrote:

umngirl wrote:At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

What did he say? Just curious. 

Aaron Rodgers is my personal fave. He's so good! That would give me the sadz if Jordan ever dissed him, which he won't. 

Tom Brady. Meh. Please retire and take Belichick with you. The entire country minus Boston will thank you.

A.j wrote:

aviej wrote:

Ash2214 wrote:
He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

Yes I was quite impressed that 1) he mentioned the name and 2) his professionalism. Can't wait to hear his next show! What would the buzz be about this time!

Yeah, he's very professional. He's will never (IMO) be a skip Bayless idiot type charlatan who says outlandish sh*t to garner a response. Jordy has integrity and is pragmatic so I'm good as a fan.

Absolutely. He's doing great. He did so well as a SEC Network analyst, they gave him his own ESPN Radio show. ESPN likes him so much that they have him fill in for other major radio shows when needed. The guy is living the good life

sosleepy wrote:

Ash2214 wrote:

umngirl wrote:At least I can rely on him not having many hot takes on my fav QB.

He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

What did he say? Just curious. 

Aaron Rodgers is my personal fave. He's so good! That would give me the sadz if Jordan ever dissed him, which he won't. 

Tom Brady. Meh. Please retire and take Belichick with you. The entire country minus Boston will thank you.

Any time they were talking about the best QB's in the league, he would always say "Brady, Rodgers..." he talked about his excellent arm a little bit and when talking about the importance of a QB being a leader he mentioned Rodgers. 

This wasn't the first time he's brought up Aaron while working. He's always very professional. It's nice hearing it.

Ash2214 wrote:

sosleepy wrote:

Ash2214 wrote:
He was actually very complimentary, professional and said some great things about Green Bay's QB last night.

What did he say? Just curious. 

Aaron Rodgers is my personal fave. He's so good! That would give me the sadz if Jordan ever dissed him, which he won't. 

Tom Brady. Meh. Please retire and take Belichick with you. The entire country minus Boston will thank you.

Any time they were talking about the best QB's in the league, he would always say "Brady, Rodgers..." he talked about his excellent arm a little bit and when talking about the importance of a QB being a leader he mentioned Rodgers. 

This wasn't the first time he's brought up Aaron while working. He's always very professional. It's nice hearing it.

That is nice to hear.

Ok, so for the non-US persons like myself who knows nothing about the NFL and a career as a football analyst etc. Can someone tell me what is the "highest level" one can attain as a analyst/sport correspondent? I see that Jordan also follows Jesse Palmar who was a former Bach who is also in the same work. So I am just trying to see to what heights can this path take him. Thanks.

Thanks everyone for the explanation. I've heard of Cam Newton but that's as far as my American sports knowledge goes!

aviej wrote:Ok, so for the non-US persons like myself who knows nothing about the NFL and a career as a football analyst etc. Can someone tell me what is the "highest level" one can attain as a analyst/sport correspondent? I see that Jordan also follows Jesse Palmar who was a former Bach who is also in the same work. So I am just trying to see to what heights can this path take him. Thanks.

It's a complicated question just because there are so many different routes one can go. Does Jordan want to mostly stay with college football? Does he at some point want to venture over to the NFL? It really all depends on what he wants and what opportunities he's given. It takes years and years of experience and that's why you see with a lot of NFL analysts they're older or famous former NFL players that had great success in the league. 

I think he does really, really great with college football and personally, I see him wanting to stay on that route and working his way up in that and continuously doing these fun side projects with ESPN. That's JMO.