As the NFL season approaches, Aaron Rodgers, the New York Jets quarterback, is unlikely to appear on the WFAN morning show 'Boomer and Gio' after his infamous interview last year, which host Gregg Giannotti labeled 'the most awkward, horrible 18 minutes' in the show's history. Giannotti expressed his reluctance to interview Rodgers again, noting the quarterback's discomfort during their previous conversation, which included awkward questions about household chores and furniture. Rodgers, who arrived late due to traffic, showed little engagement, leading to an uncomfortable atmosphere on air. This year's training camp is underway, but it's uncertain if Rodgers will make an appearance on the show, especially after his injury last season that sidelined him for the entire year. Giannotti's comments highlight the stark contrast between Rodgers' interactions on WFAN compared to his more amicable appearances on other platforms, like The Pat McAfee Show. The Jets are hoping for a better season as they resume training with Rodgers back on the field.