Lil Wayne has reacted to news of Aaron Rodgers leaving his beloved Green Bay Packers, and he doesn’t want the door to hit him on the way out.
Weezy F. Baby joined The Cari Champion Show on Wednesday (March 15), where there appeared to be no love lost between Wayne and Rodgers, who said on The Pat McAfee Show that he intends to play for the New York Jets this season but is still awaiting a trade from Green Bay.
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“It wasn’t about winning anymore,” Wayne said when asked about Rodgers’ legacy. “He literally turned into Brett Favre. When he was so different and also said he was nothing like him and also spoke bad on him and said how Brett wasn’t embracing of him and accepting of whatever.
“You turned right into Brett, man. You wasn’t embracing the other guys. You sure didn’t embrace Jordan Love. You had a problem embracing the new receivers.”
A couple of other cold-hearted clips found the New Orleans rap deity bidding good riddance to Rodgers, giving him a simple “goodbye” and audibly celebrating his imminent departure.
.@LilTunechi reacted to the Aaron Rodgers to the Jets news by saying Rodgers turned into Brett Favre…@CariChampionpic.twitter.com/OnTgvUzUTq
— SportsTalkOnPrime (@SportsTalkPrime) March 15, 2023
After 18 years in Green Bay, Rodgers leaves the franchise as the all-time passing touchdowns leader and with one Super Bowl victory after taking down the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2011’s Super Bowl XLV.
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It’s interesting that Lil Wayne mentions Rodgers following in Favre’s footsteps as No. 4 was also traded to the Jets during the summer of 2008, playing one season in New York before finishing his career with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Packers will turn to Jordan Love to steer the ship at quarterback while Rodgers looks to add some more accolades and hardware to his Hall of Fame career as a member of the New York Jets, who haven’t been to a Super Bowl since 1969.
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However, it’s not a done deal yet that Rodgers will be suiting up for Gang Green as the Jets and Packers have yet to agree on trade compensation, but reports continue to emerge that a deal is close.
