‘New York bozo’ audible becomes funny meme
Aaron Rodgers made an audible call go viral Sunday much in the same way Peyton Manning did with “Omaha” during last season’s NFL playoffs.
In the first half of the Packers-Cowboys divisional playoff game, Rodgers could be heard yelling, “New York Bozo!” as an audible.
As NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport explained, “bozo” is a code word frequently used in the West Coast offense and it often refers to a fullback in the flat. So that is likely what Rodgers was talking about. Still, the funny audible call did not stop the internet from going to work creating memes and trying to figure out to whom “bozo” referred.
So who’s the bozo?
NJ Gov. Chris Christie?
'New York Bozo!' Oh, to whom could #AaronRodgers be referring?! #newyork http://t.co/jyVbHIP08u pic.twitter.com/MAJ8399i4X
— New York Trending (@newyorkolizer) January 11, 2015
NY media personality Stephen A. Smith?
I think I finally figured out who the New York Bozo is! pic.twitter.com/QcqmbYpvPf
— Nate the Sports Guy (@HumbleSportsGuy) January 11, 2015
NY Daily News writer Mike Lupica?
The playcard on the Packers sideline for "New York Bozo" pic.twitter.com/j1t6gM4p7S
— JG_1611 (@JG_1611) January 11, 2015
Geno Smith?
New York Bozo… pic.twitter.com/a5zqmABn1q
— SportsNation (@SportsNation) January 11, 2015
Eli Manning?
Aaron Rodgers just said New York bozo. Maybe he was talking about this guy! pic.twitter.com/6wJO2BDAwk
— Rob NJ BCB (@rk3779) January 11, 2015
A-Rod?
Is this what Rodgers meant by "New York Bozo"? pic.twitter.com/1XYsA50sLa
— 85 Days (@STLBirdos) January 11, 2015
Knicks owner James Dolan?
oh cmon. RT @legsanity: "NEW YORK BOZO" pic.twitter.com/rP1bmsdtmK
— trey (@trreeey) January 11, 2015
Ex-Knicks guard JR Smith?
“New York bozo huh? Wasn’t talkin bout me” pic.twitter.com/t2VdbUP0VA
— Matthew DellaZIGdova (@ZiggyOfAk) January 11, 2015
The Knicks?
YESSSS RT @md_dc pic.twitter.com/V5gRAZTlmV
— Bart Hubbuch (@BartHubbuch) January 11, 2015
The Jets?
They're rolling in fast and furious now. RT @TrendKillemAll: pic.twitter.com/blrpxTRlq5
— Bart Hubbuch (@BartHubbuch) January 11, 2015
Your help is requested!
