Aaron Rodgers Gets into Twitter Spat with Shooter McGavin Parody Account

Months away from the upcoming NFL season, Aaron Rodgers spent Wednesday night arguing with a parody Twitter account of Happy Gilmore antagonist Shooter McGavin.

The cocky golfer—OK, the anonymous person pretending to represent the fictitious movie character—suggested the Green Bay Packers quarterback take up golf to stay loose during the offseason. Rodgers reminded him that the scene didn't end well for McGavin:

McGavin defended himself, but Rodgers refused to overlook his stealing Happy Gilmore's jacket:

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Innocent? You had Gilmore run over in the final round and still couldn't beat him. Also you took out Gilmore's coach Chubbs. #whistleblower https://t.co/Boe4oSxS1H

— Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) April 20, 2017"

The pompous golfer excused his actions by attacking Gilmore's integrity. Rodgers fired back:

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Minor incident? The two bikers in the woods was a minor incident that you used as an excuse for poor play. #CityOfPortlandHatesYou#Comedy https://t.co/AM5qJsrdn8

— Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) April 20, 2017"

Things then got personal, as they dragged Packers wideout Jordy Nelson and former Price is Right host Bob Barker into the mud:

After a few more jokes, they finally ended the testy Twitter exchange.

[Twitter]