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How Has the Fan - Athlete Dynamic Changed?
Cabbie is back, back again - he joins Donnovan in-studio to kick around a number of ideas, including his bestie Aaron Rodgers taking issue with Sean Payton's criticism of Nathaniel Hackett. What will the future hold for Rodgers as a New York Jet, why did he choose to give back 35 million dollars in a contract restructure, and why did he never do it for the Packers? They also discuss athlete interactions with the general public - have fans become too bold? Is there a sense of ownership when a fan buys a ticket? Plus, they chat about cheating scandals, the latest Netflix sports documentaries, and the biggest TV shows in a post-Succession landscape. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.