Move over Aaron Rodgers, Adam Schefter has taken over the spot as the worst at chugging beer (or water) in Schefter's case. On NFL Live on Wednesday, Schefter and Dan Orlovsky tried their hand at chugging different drinks.

Shefter's first “chug” wasn't a good one, and much like Rodgers, he couldn't finish the drink.

Next, it was time for Schefter to try to chug water, and that ended even worse. His glass was empty after chugging it, but that's because most of it ended up on his shirt, and not in his mouth.

The face he makes while chugging it would make you think he was downing Tequila instead of the water that was actually in the cup.

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The guys at ESPN seemed to be having a good time with the competition much like Rodgers have with the people who have made fun of him for his ability to drink beer.

After practice on Wednesday Rodgers pointed out this was a good opportunity for other guys to say they are finally better than him at something.

“As far as those other guys, for some of them, there’s finally a talent where they can say they're better than me at,” Rodgers said with a grin.

The good news for ESPN and Packers fans is that they are better at their respective jobs than they are at chugging beers. If Schefter broke news stories as well as he chugs beers, I don't think there would be a spot for him anymore at ESPN.