Comedian Nikki Glaser showed off her ability to mercilessly poke fun at NFL coaches and players at the Netflix roast of Tom Brady four months ago, and judging by her performance on Thursday Night Football, it doesn't seem like she's slowed down.
Those who thought the best part of streaming was over after the Jets smashed the Patriots 24-3 were disappointed when Glazer announced his plans to release a Prime Video Thursday Night Football On the post-match show Nikki Glaser's Late Hits.
However, in this segment, it was primarily the analysts who took the hit, not the players.
But Glazer took his first shot at Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Citing his friendship with Rodgers, his disagreements with Joe Rogan and his frequent appearances on his podcast, the comedian verbally criticized the quarterback.
“The Jets have a new quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, I call him 'Slow Logan,'” Glazer said.
She continued, “The irony is that he goes to silent meditation because he can't stop talking about it.”
Glazer also took note of a tense exchange between Rodgers and Jets head coach Robert Saleh, in which Rodgers blocked Saleh from embracing him after a score.
“I think Saleh was just reminding him. [Robert F. Kennedy Jr.] “Rogers has dropped out of the race,” Glaser said jokingly, referring to Rogers' strong friendship with RFK Jr. and his consideration of running as an independent for president.
Bill Belichick doesn't coach either team and wasn't involved in last night's game in any way, but that doesn't absolve him. Glazer said he was “glad” Belichick wasn't there to witness his former team's thrashing, and that he probably missed it because he was “watching the game.” Blippi He's with his girlfriend.”
Belichick, 72, is dating 24-year-old former cheerleader Jordan Hudson.
Glazer then focused on host Charissa Thompson.
“I'm so glad to finally see the pictures I showed the plastic surgeon,” she said, “but seriously, you were pretty intimidating. You look like the final boss at a country club.”
Thompson seemed surprised by Glaser's joke.
Glazer was equally merciless towards fellow panelists Richard Sherman, whom he called Busta Rhymes on Ozempic, and Andrew Whitworth, whom he called “Shrek from Men's Warehouse.”
Prime Video's “Thursday Night Football” was trying to give viewers a reason to stay up late to watch the game, and it clearly worked.
