When the Seattle Seahawks quarterback was mentioned the veiled swipe Rodgers took at him having a religious reference, he did his advisable to not fuel the fireplace.
“I feel that in terms of that comment in all of the that, you recognize everybody includes a right to their particular opinion,” Wilson said Thursday, via Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk. “I know to me, I’m just grateful that God has given me the chance to play the great game of football, I’m so grateful. I know something that my parents always educated me is just always reign humble within your victories as well as your losses, and I feel that’s exactly the thing that I’m grateful for, simply to be able to play in the game of football, and I enjoy it. So like I said, everybody [is entitled] to his or her opinion.”
Those remarks inspired former Vanderbilt quarterback Jordan Rodgers, Aaron’s younger brother, to enhance Wilson on Twitter.
"My parents taught this also, solution to take the high road @DangeRussWilson," Jordan Rodgers said inside a tweet that's since been deleted.
The way we view it, you will find only two methods to interpret Jordan’s tweets. Either he has taken Wilson’s side, or he is merely as much of the expert troll as his government. However, Jordan says his remark was as genuine mainly because it gets.
