‘Jeopardy!’ host Aaron Rodgers’ note to self: ‘Don’t pick your nose’

A clip is going viral of legendary quarterback Terry Bradshaw slamming Aaron Rodgers.

Anderson Cooper is proving to be a big hit with “Jeopardy!” fans.

Haley Bosselman editorFox Sports announcer Joe Buck is taking his talents from the world of sports to game show television as a “Jeopardy!” guest host, a source familiar with the matter tells Variety.Buck is set to be the show’s second sports-affiliated guest host, following Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ stint that ran from April 5 to 16.Though it has not yet been confirmed how long Buck will serve in the role, guest hosts have so far served in two week intervals, like Rodgers.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers hosted the program. Before Rodgers, the host list included Katie Couric, Dr.

Aaron Rodgers learned the hard way that not even "Jeopardy!" contestants know as much about his NFL team, the Green Bay Packers, as he does.  The NFL quarterback has been guest-hosting the popular game show all week as it continues to hunt for a permanent replacement for Alex Trebek, who died in November after a lengthy battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.  The football player was hit with a sobering moment about what the contestants knew, or rather didn’t know, about his team early on in the

Aaron Rodgers isn’t afraid to get playful as a guest host on “Jeopardy!”. During Tuesday’s new episode, the NFL star couldn’t help but tease the night’s contestants after they missed a sports question that was close to his heart.

Aaron Rodgers isn't afraid to get playful as a guest host on During Tuesday's new episode, the NFL star couldn't help but tease the night's contestants after they missed a sports question that was close to his heart.The fun moment came after Rodgers read a $400 clue: «In the 1960s these Midwesterners earned 5 NFL Championship Trophies.»After an awkwardly long silence with no one ringing in, the «time's up» buzzer rang out and Rodgers threw up his hands in disbelief, revealing the correct answer

Shailene Woodley and Aaron Rodgers truly are couple goals. The latter landed a gig as a host on ‘Jeopardy!’ and to celebrate the first week of him hosting the TV show, the couple took to Instagram.

Shailene Woodley, 29, couldn’t help but gush over her fiance Aaron Rodgers, 37, and his recent gig as a temporary host on Jeopardy! when she sat down to watch the show with him. The actress shared a video of the cute moment to her Instagram story on Apr. 9 and in it, she’s cheering on the Green Bay Packers quarterback as she cuddles up next to him on a couch. “Who dat sexy man?” she cheekily asked when he appeared on the screen.

Sweet ocean air! Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley cozied up with their dog while taking in the Malibu sunset on Thursday, April 8.

Following the death of TV icon Alex Trebek last year, producers of “Jeopardy!” have been bringing in a rotating array of guest hosts until deciding on a permanent replacement.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ Jeopardy! hosting stint wouldn’t be coming to an end if it was up to him. The Green Bay Packers player is said to be ready to “jump at the opportunity” to host Jeopardy! full-time if given the offer—and according to one source who spoke to HollywoodLife, he would even consider “retiring” from the NFL to take on the role. But would he have to?

It was back in February that Aaron Rodgers confirmed he and Shailene Woodley had become  engaged, and the couple loved it up during a PDA-paced trip to Disney World in Orlando over the Easter weekend.

Shailene Woodley labelled Aaron Rodgers "super sexy" as her fiance made his first appearance on her Instagram page on Monday. The Big Little Lies star took to her Instagram Stories on Monday ahead of her husband-to-be hosting game show Jeopardy! for the first time.

A good sport. Aaron Rodgers‘ field goal kick moment was the best part of his first Jeopardy episode. The Green Bay Packers player hosted his first Jeopardy episode on Monday, April 5, and one contestant didn’t waste any time to troll him for his NFL team’s recent mistake.

Aaron Rodgers is officially campaigning to be the permanent host of "Jeopardy!"  The NFL star is one of many guest hosts tapped to run the show in the absence of its late longtime regular host, Alex Trebek.Trebek died in November 2020 after battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer for more than a year.

Man bun alert! While Aaron Rodgers’ typically rocks a shorter style, the Green Bay Packers player has embraced a longer look — so long, that he can even tie it back into a mini man bun!