Joy Taylor has figured out who is at fault for her inane rant against Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
And - as you may have guessed - she doesn't think she is the one to blame.
FOX's Taylor - who happens embroiled in a sex-scandal lawsuit that has yet to be resolved, wish her marching on as if nothing is happening - offered up a controversial opinion about a controversial subject ...
And came across as if she has no idea what she's talking about.
Her rant? Taylor is roasting four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers for not participating in the Pittsburgh Steelers' OTAs this week, ignoring the fact that the 41-year-old QB remains a free agent and doesn't play for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
And if you don't understand where she's coming from?
It's your fault.
On Tuesday's "Speak," the FS1 let loose on Rodgers for not being at practice.
"This is the Pittsburgh Steelers!'' she said theatrically. "They have six Lombardis. They're coached by a first-ballot Hall of Fame Mike Tomlin who has never had a losing season, and we're sitting around talking about Aaron Rodgers is not there on the first day of OTAs. Mandatory or not, where is your pride? Where is your dignity? Where is your respect for the game? Where is your respect for the organization?
"What are we talking about?"
She continued ...
"He's never played there before. He doesn't know any of his teammates. ... He doesn't know anybody! ... Nothing. Like, why would you not be there? Why am I supposed to take this seriously? It's not about him not being at non-mandatory OTA for a team that he's been with for 22 years. ... The year before that you didn't play because you tore your Achilles. The year before that you missed the playoffs.
Joy Taylor And Aaron Rogers
Joy Taylor And Aaron Rogers
By Tony Fisher
"What are we talking about?"
What "we are talking about'' is a player who doesn't play for the Steelers being chastised for not being at work ... with a team he doesn't play for.
And of course, Taylor is getting ripped by Steelers watchers and NFL fans for her embarrassing gaffe.
And now, on Thursday, she is clearing the air. And placing the blame by mocking her audience.
"People think ... I do not know that Aaron Rodgers is not officially signed to the Steelers,'' she said, using a "dumb guy'' voice to emphasize her point. "They're having a hard time on the internet."