I don't know if Aaron signed something for her the week before or not.

From listening to the little snippet with CM3 this is after they got back from Atl. Clay says that he was talking to the stewardess about her. The lady acknowledges that she has talked to the flight attendants in the past. Therefore she hangs out at the airport when the team comes through.

With that said it is common practice for professionals of all sports to "be unavailable" by wearing their ear buds or head phones. They may or may not have them turned on. They look down or look ahead and avoid eye contact. That way it is easy to say, "I didn't see you." Perhaps I would do the same if I were them. How many autographs does a person have to sign? I don't know the number. On the other hand there were not a 1000 people in the airport wanting autographs it doesn't hurt to sign 4 or 5 each time.

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I used to like Florio. He was doing something (online rumors and tidbits of info) that no one was doing, and he was doing it pretty well.

But he got too big. First it was all the sprint plugging he was doing, and now his marriage with NBC. And now he feels he has to opine and dig dirt like Jack Anderson.

He was a lawyer with a habit of a human being. Now he's just another lawyer-asshole doing non-lawyer activities to get attention.

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He's never liked ESPN after being fired/quit and he used to use Scheffter for a lot of his rumors, but now that Scheffter is off to ESPN, he's caught between a rock and a hard place and his website becomes much less relevant.

also wondering if PFT took the time to report on this during the summer.



Angel blog article 

Perhaps you're right, but I know for my part my reaction would be identical (hell, I was defending him during the sexual harassment debacle). The woman was wearing a pink hat -- what's the big deal? How is anyone supposed to know that somehow makes her special?

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I didn't specify exactly who would be on each side of the coin. 🙂

I just posted the full article at the PFT link, we'll see if it goes through.

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This article has nothing to do with Aaron Rodgers or Jan Cavanaugh. It is all about a tasteless attempt by Florio to create unneeded controversy. My guess is that Jan Cavanaugh, as a fan of Rodgers and the Packers, has no interest in controversy in this situation and has been significantly more offended by Florio's article than AR's brush-off.

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That may be true, but when one is speaking to the media, one must be cognizant of every possible way one's words might be twisted, misconstrued, or misused. I've been interviewed by the local paper quite a few times, and even though I know the reporter personally and she likes me, I have to ponder every word I say before I say it. I remember in one article, I somehow came off cocky and critical of our university, even though the words I said were intended to be purely complimentary of the university. One just never know how the words will be used -- much less how the readers will interpret them. In my case, I don't believe the reporter had any intention to paint me in such a light; that is just how readers construed the article. It's weird.

The best course of action is to act like one is on trial: keep the answers as short and direct as possible.

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Jan Cavanaugh had Aaron Rodgers sign two things prior to the Eagles game. Many players confirm that Jan is there quite often. She was also there when the Packers arrived at 3am Sunday.

This is from Jason Wilde whom said this was confirmed. Jason said because there were no camera's prior to the Eagles game when he signed two things for her, that it went unnoticed. He also said that Aaron is heavy in the Make A Wish and MACC foundations.

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