Packers’ Rashan Gary scares ESPN’s Lisa Salters after botched interview

Lisa Salters’ postgame interview with Packers quarterback Jordan Love included a cameo she certainly didn’t expect.

As the ESPN reporter chatted with Love after Green Bay’s narrow 34-0 win over New Orleans on “Monday Night Football” at Lambeau Field, he was startled to see the quarterback’s teammate, defensive end Rashan Gary, overhearing their chat Sideline broke off briefly.

“Jordan, you’re officially going into the playoffs, how does that sound to you?” Salters asked Love, who replied, “It’s amazing, we’ve been working for this all season,” as Gary entered the frame.

“Stop playing with him!” Gary seemed to exclaim, surprising Salters. “Again, punch the ticket!”

As Gary, 27, walked away excitedly, Salters told Love: “He scared me.”

The 26-year-old quarterback then turned his attention back to the Salters’ original question about the Packers’ playoff spot and pointed to Gary.

“What he said, what he said,” Love replied.

The Packers clinched a playoff berth for the fifth time in six seasons under head coach Matt LaFleur after defeating the Saints on Monday.

Love went 16-for-28 for 182 yards and a touchdown and Green Bay improved to 11-4 on the season.

Gary, a first-rounder out of Michigan in 2019 who has spent his entire NFL career in Green Bay, had two tackles on Monday.

With a divisional showdown against the Vikings (13-2) looming, the Packers now await an update on receiver Christian Watson, who left Monday’s game with a knee injury.

“There are certainly some concerns,” LaFleur said, according to ESPN. “Tomorrow we will carry out more tests. Hopefully I’ll have an answer for you tomorrow.”

The Vikings host the Packers in a post-holiday clash on Sunday at 4:25 p.m