Aaron Rodgers

Last year, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers reported for training camp wearing a T-shirt from "The Office." It was a much different look this year.

Where many saw Cage others saw former Creed lead singer Scott Stapp, who notably rocks a white tank in the video for “Higher” and also popped up as a popular Halloween costume guess. He’s defending his wife, got in a drunken brawl and he killed a guy. The Packers shared a photo of Rodgers and, for dramatic effect, a slow-motion video of him walking through the Lambeau Field parking lot. Did a little hell-raising when he was a kid but nothing serious. People on Twitter helped out with the latter. "He’s a U.S. Ranger. Highly decorated.

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- Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury spoke to reporters Tuesday and said that he expects second-year wide receiverRondale Mooreto play a more significant role in 2022 with the departure of Christian Kirk, who signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars in the offseason. - Rapoport reported Tuesday that New York Jets offensive tackleMekhi Becton(knee) is expected to come off the physically unable to perform list after passing a physical on Tuesday. The Jets officially announced Becton's return to the active roster later that day. - Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard said Tuesday, via theIndianapolis Star, that the team is still considering adding a veteran to its wide receiver room through the free agent market. On Jones, Rapoport reported that while there has been interest from multiple teams, most notably the Packers, Jones was not seen at anyone's camp on Tuesday. This indicates Jones could be willing to wait until a contending team suffers an injury, which would raise his market value as a replacement. - NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo gave an update on Inside Training Camp Live on free agent wide receiverCole Beasley, who Garafolo said is still generating significant interest from multiple teams. So the Titans will be modifying their approach in offseason workouts to keep him as healthy as possible, and that includes limiting Henry's preseason play.

Aaron Rodgers cuts against the grain, that's for sure. The 2022 NFL MVP arrived to the first day of Packers' training camp in...style?

This isn't the first time Aaron Rodgers has cosplayed a character, though. This is the man who loves a good "Princess Bride" quotable, after all. Aaron Wick? 'Con-Aaron' Rodgers? No matter, the reigning NFL MVP is coming to a football field near you!

Aaron Rodgers channeled his inner Cameron Poe on the first day of Year 18 with the Green Bay Packers.

The Packers begin training camp practices on Wednesday morning at Ray Nitschke Field across from Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Rodgers and the Packers have won an NFL-high 39 games over the last three seasons but are still attempting to get back to the Super Bowl for the first time since winning Super Bowl XLV. The journey officially begins this week. Rodgers is no stranger to costumes: For Halloween last year, he dressed up as Keanu Reeves from “John Wick.” Rodgers, the NFL’s reigning two-time MVP, rolled up to training camp on Tuesday – the official reporting day for veterans – in a white tank top and jeans with long, slicked-back hair, replicating the iconic Nicholas Cage character from the 1997 action thriller “Con Air.”

Former Golden Bears quarterback arrived at Packers training camp looking like Nicolas Cage from "Con Air"

For the uneducated that was the character portrayed by Nicolas Cage in the over-the-top movie “Con Air.” Last year was particularly significant because there were questions about whether he would show up. The 38-year-old Rodgers arrived at this year’s camp on Tuesday sporting a Cameron Poe look.

The start of NFL training camp leads to countless video clips of players arriving at the facility. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers might be the ...

It came after months of drama about whether he would return to the Packers. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers might be the clubhouse leader for the "best arrival video," as he showed up at Lambeau Field channeling his inner Nicolas Cage: Last year, he arrived at camp wearing a vintage-inspired t-shirt featuring the iconic "The Office" scene of accountant Kevin Malone fumbling the chili.

Aaron Rodgers was back at the Green Bay Packers' practice facility with long hair and blue jeans as he looks to start his campaign for another MVP award.

While he’ll sill have Aaron Jones and A.J. Dillon in the backfield, Green Bay traded standout wide receiver Davante Adams in the offseason. Saturday’s practice is also open to the public. The Green Bay Packers star arrived at camp in a white tank top and blue jeans.

Aaron Rodgers strolled into Green Bay Packers training camp on Tuesday looking exactly like Nicolas Cage's character in "Con Air."

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Can he take them "higher"? That's certainly the hope for many Green Bay Packers fans this year, as NFL MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers arrived at training ...

Ready to embrace this tweet "with arms wide open"? "If Nicholas Cage in Con-Air and Scott Stapp from Creed had a love baby, it would be @AaronRodgers12," added another person. Stapp is also the favorite of another NFL QB, as Minnesota Vikings signal caller Kirk Cousins once investigated booking Creed for a private party. But Rodgers' look upon arriving at the Packers training facility certainly reminded many on Twitter of that of a certain late '90s rock star - Creed's Scott Stapp.

Aaron Rodgers decided to emulate Nicolas Cage's 'Con Air' character for his first day at training camp.

He kicks off his 18th season with the team on Wednesday for training camp, ahead of the Packers' first preseason game on Aug. 12 against the San Francisco 49ers. I'm gonna save the f******' day! The caption continues, "what do you think I'm gonna do?

Aaron Rodgers channeled Cameron Poe by dressing up as Nicolas Cage's character from the 1997 hit "Con Air" to make a grand entrance on the first day of ...

#cameronpoe" He had all the components of Poe right down to the ribbed white tank top. #greatestactorofalltime" he wrote.

Just last week, Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams made headlines with a comment comparing Aaron Rodgers and Derek Carr.

"What I'm not going to do is take away from that statement because, why is Derek not a Hall of Famer?" he said. "What I meant, I left one key word out of there because that's not exactly what I meant. In the comment, Adams suggested that he thinks Carr is a Hall of Fame caliber quarterback.

Speaking to reporters Wednesday, the reigning back-to-back NFL MVP was asked about getting Allen Lazard back after the wide receiver skipped offseason ...

The five-time Pro Bowler wanted to be in Las Vegas and reunited with Carr, who was his college teammate for three seasons at Fresno State from 2011 to 2013. People are going to blow this up and take everything I say, and we're the only team in camp right now.'" The 26-year-old had 513 receiving yards and eight touchdowns on 40 receptions in 15 games. He has only had two games with at least 100 yards in four seasons. "Derek's career, honestly, you look at the numbers that he's had and what he's had to work with and the adversity that he's had in Oakland and coming to Vegas and the type of stuff that's been going on here in the past, which, hopefully we're putting all that stuff to bed, but, yeah, I didn't deliver that message the way that I had in my head. Aaron Rodgers on going from Davante Adams to Allen Lazard as WR1:

“I mean it’s always tough going from Hall of Famer to Hall of Famer. From Davante to Allen, it’s gonna be a transition, but he’s capable of a lot.” pic.twitter.com/pBveMG5Qqh

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers trolled Raiders' Davante Adams' Hall of Famer quote in hilarious fashion.

Meanwhile, Adams is aiming to help the Raiders make a deep postseason run as well. “Any time you change QBs from hall-of-famer to hall-of-famer it’s going to be a little bit of an adjustment,” he said. On Wednesday, Aaron Rodgers was asked about playing without Davante Adams on the Packers. And in hilarious fashion, Rodgers trolled Adams’ quote, per Packers reporter Matt Schneidman.

The NFL star looked like a spitting image of Cage's character in the 1997 thriller.

Rodgers claims "there's a deep and meaningful story and connection to absolutely each element of this art piece." There's also a peering eye at the center of it all. The NFL star then anointed Cage as the "greatest actor of all time." Aaron Rodgers is partying like it's 1997, after channeling his inner Nicolas Cage for his first day of training camp. The new ink features a docile and an angry lion facing off, a body of water and astrological elements. It is Rodgers' 18th year in the league, all with the Packers.

The Packers quarterback had some jokes for his former wide receiver.

However, Rodgers is doing his best to make Lazard feel confident while also joking at Adams’ expense. “From Davante to Allen, it’s gonna be a transition, but he’s capable of a lot.” Adams gave credit to Rodgers and Green Bay after leaving for helping his career.

Aaron Rodgers embraces Packers star Davante Adams. DETROIT, MI - DECEMBER 13: Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams (17) ...

You don't just replace a 1,553-yard receiver overnight. This is a shot at Adams after he spoke to the media and said that he was going from one Hall of Famer in Aaron Rodgers to another in Derek Carr. Adams was traded to the Raiders back in mid-March. Rodgers was asked by the media about having Allen Lazard back after he missed most of the offseason and he gave a legendary answer.

When asked about the adjustment he'll face going from the ultra-talented Davante Adams to Allen Lazard as his top target at wide receiver, Rodgers quoted his ex ...

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Transitioning from Davante Adams to a new, as yet undefined No. 1 wide receiver in Green Bay, the Packers' MVP quarterback said Wednesday he believes Lazard is ...

"He's been our dirty work guy for most of his career here," Rodgers added. Rodgers threw a 50-50 pass down the center of the field for Lazard against safety Adrian Amos in Wednesday's workout at training camp. Lazard focused on the deflected pass and secured the reception while going to the ground and spun it in celebration in the highlight of the on-field work.

Aaron Rodgers was in a light, jovial mood after the first practice of training camp, poking fun at Davante Adams, joking that the Packers are now a ...

"There's funny stories -- not funny, actually -- about Kenny Clark coming in on cut day and somebody thinking he was a different guy who was going to get cut, and they told him, 'Grab your playbook and head upstairs,'" Rodgers said. "Just tapping into the love of this game, love of my teammates," he added. He said there's been a more personal touch from the top down and gave an example of how it used to be. "Certainly we did last year, and we'll follow a similar protocol as we have in the past." "From Davante to Allen, it's going to be a transition, but he's capable of a lot." "It's one of the best defenses on paper that we've had, but I told those chumps, '1-0 offense.'"

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers had a playfully-competitive message for the Green Bay defense after today's practice.

Rodgers will face off against the Green Bay defensive in another training camp practice on Thursday. After the first day of training camp practice on Wednesday, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers had a playfully-competitive message for the Green Bay defense. While the Packers' defensive unit still has a ways to go before it can be considered one of the top units in the league, going against a superstar talent like Rodgers in practice everyday will certainly be beneficial.

Adams recently said in an interview with CBS Sports, “Any time you change quarterbacks from a Hall of Famer to Hall of Famer … it's going to be a little bit of ...

He has a lot to prove, I think, to himself and other people, maybe to the team as well. And the way things have gone with the reps and guys that we’ve had, and the targets that we’ve doled out, he hasn’t had a ton of opportunities. Lazard was second on the Packers with 513 yards and eight touchdowns last season, coming in third with 40 catches.

A question about Allen Lazard offered Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers the perfect opportunity to poke fun at a recent viral comment from former ...

His journey got off to a strong start on Wednesday. “And the way things have gone with the reps and the guys that we’ve had here and the targets that we’ve doled out, he hasn’t had a ton of opportunities. He has a lot to prove, to himself, to other people, to the team as well.

Transitioning from Davante Adams to a new, as yet undefined No. 1 wide receiver in Green Bay, the Packers' MVP quarterback said Wednesday he believes Lazard is ...