Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers opened up to Joe Rogan about his "immunized" comments to the media during last year's COVID-19 vaccination controversy. The Green Bay Packers ...

Rodgers had told the media that he had been immunized, assuming reporters wouldn't follow up on it. It was at least interesting to hear Rodgers be so honest with Rogan, assuming he wasn't intentionally misleading the media again, of course. He was right, until later in the season when it was discovered that he was unvaccinated.

The Chicago Bears legend took a playful shot at Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers on social media earlier this weekend. Butkus, a Hall of Famer, doesn't ...

are the Bears still a thing?" Something like that?" "4-15 against the Packers in your career?

Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers has revealed how he set about explaining his vaccination status leading into the famous August 2021 press conference ...

'I researched and talked to probably a dozen different MDs. I don't really believe in coincidences at this point. 'This involved a couple month process of taking a diluted strand of the virus. And I said, "no, I just think I'm a realist. It was an oral strand.' 'I really don't. I'm just looking at the facts here." My teammates safe. 'And he said, "you're a conspiracy theorist," oh, boy. Here's the protocol I went through. So what are you talking about?" Because I said, Look, here's my health issues.

Aaron Rodgers told podcaster Joe Rogan reporters failed to ask follow-up questions until he tested positive for COVID and had to miss a game in 2021.

"And that’s when the (expletive) storm hit, because now I’m a liar, I’m endangering the community, my teammates, all these people. "I’d been ready the entire time for this question, and had thought about how I wanted to answer it. Maybe they follow up.

As a refresher: the Green Bay Packers QB said that he was “immunized” prior to the 2021 season. As it turns out, though, immunization is different from ...

In another appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Aaron Rodgers said that he intentionally used the word immunized and hoped no one would notice. At the time, fans speculated on whether Rodgers intentionally tried to skirt the league’s COVID protocols. Rodgers was forced to miss one game due to the NFL’s COVID protocols.

Aaron Rodgers joined Joe Rogan for a lengthy interview and shared all the details about the NFL vaccine policy.

Same “stooge” came to the bills along w/ Bruce smith telling us we didn’t care about winning or our teammates if we didn’t get the vaccine. He refused to give into the league’s stooges or the woke mob that continues to hound him about his personal decisions and freedoms. Hall of Famer Bruce Smith also pushed players to get the jab, according to Beasley. What are you compared to the rest of the league? ‘Oh, I’m not a lawyer,'” the stooge said, according to Rodgers. [three-hour sitdown](https://open.spotify.com/episode/30wj3cs3bfHsrI0aaYWVB1?si=57b95aa58c6a4719), Rodgers teed off on the NFL “virtue signaling” about vaccination compliance numbers.

Aaron Rodgers admitted to Joe Rogan on his podcast that he has played an NFL game while being on percocets before.

Rodgers probably isn’t the only player to play an NFL game while on percocets, but he is one of the only players to admit to doing so. It was quite a shocking admission from Rodgers, and should certainly catch the attention of the NFL. Rodgers signed a massive

Aaron Rodgers delivered a bit of a preseason shock to Packers fans by appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast and he dropped some absolutely stunning.

When Rogan then asked what happened when that person came to him and the Packers, Rodgers very pointedly said, “Oh, I mopped the floor with him.” But as we look at the totality of what he said, three moments stand out as being the biggest bombshells the back-to-back NFL MVP dropped. However, with the 2022 NFL season just two weeks away from kicking off, it’s a little shocking that [Rodgers appeared on the podcast with Rogan](https://open.spotify.com/episode/30wj3cs3bfHsrI0aaYWVB1?si=XhWPvZy-Rj2Nj0CDZSo-lA&nd=1#_=_) this week.

"I just don't understand why there isn This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis. For more from Bleacher Report on...

He told NBC Sports' [Peter King](https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/08/08/nfl-training-camp-fmia-bengals-packers-titans-peter-king/) that "a lot of healing went on" and described it as a life-changing experience. [spoke](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px3_lDaXHJM) about his experiences using the hallucinogenic drink ayahuasca during this offseason and once before in 2020. He said his use of the pain medicine was "more for pain management, so I wasn't taking any high dosage, but stupid, ultimately."

Aaron Rodgers gets candid about his vaccine controversy from last year during an appearance on the 'Joe Rogan Experience.'

Aaron says he felt betrayed by the media. AR has already apologized for misleading people, but here -- he almost sounds like he's not sorry. and it sounds like he thinks he got a raw deal in the whole thing. He says he felt it was a witch hunt environment to begin with, and when the truth came out ... [Aaron Rodgers](https://www.tmz.com/people/aaron-rodgers/) gave a full play-by-play breakdown of what exactly happened with his vaccine controversy last year ... giving out different colored wristbands to differentiate.

Aaron Rodgers, who told reporters he was "immunized" last year, admitted that the phrasing was intentionally misleading, on The Joe Rogan Experience.

“I knew at some point if I contracted COVID or if word got out, because it’s the NFL and there’s leaks everywhere, it was possible I’d have to answer the questions,” Rodgers said. “I’d been ready the entire time for this question and had thought about how I wanted to answer it,” Rodgers said. [“The Joe Rogan Experience”](https://open.spotify.com/episode/30wj3cs3bfHsrI0aaYWVB1?si=2656c7ae1c1741d7) Saturday when the topic came up.

For the majority of the 2021 season, Aaron Rodgers's COVID-19 vaccine status endured as one of the most puzzling and controversial headlines in the sports ...

“And that’s when the s—storm hit, because now I’m a liar, I’m endangering the community, my teammates, all these people. Rodgers’s bout with the virus came in November 2021 after he apparently contracted COVID-19 from a teammate who was fully vaccinated. “I’d been ready the entire time for this question and had thought about how I wanted to answer it. Rodgers revisited the situation with Rogan and discussed his choice of word when revealing his status to reporters last August. They didn’t follow up. Maybe they follow up.

Aaron Rodgers made waves for his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience. But he has found a staunch ally in ESPN's Sage Steele.

Lines have been drawn in the sand on the vaccination and vaccine mandate issue for what feels like years now. [@AaronRodgers12](https://twitter.com/AaronRodgers12) continues to speak up, speak the truth about vaccine mandates & how the NFL handles this. You can tell by the mix of positive and negative replies that her position isn't getting universal acclaim:

Wide receiver Davante Adams got used to catching passes from league MVP Aaron Rodgers. They were one of the best quarterback-receiver duos in the NFL.

Rodgers stated that it was "doing what the vaccine was supposed to do." I did my research, I think typically speaking, because I'm healthy and I take care of myself, getting vaccinated was not on the top of my list." Aaron Rodgers not getting vaccinated for COVID-19 was the hottest story in November 2021. We've got to get better in that area." Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus took this as an opportunity to poke fun at the Packers' misery on Twitter. They were one of the best quarterback-receiver duos in the NFL.

Clay Travis explains why he believes the stances taken by Novak Djokovic, Aaron Rodgers and Kyrie Irving regarding the COVID-19 vaccine make them modern day ...

And as I thought about all three of these men, and their willingness to stand up to the full power of the attempted COVID mandates in the United States government, I couldn’t help but think about Ali and the Vietnam draft mandates. It was so brave of LeBron James to pose with a safety pin on the cover of Sports Illustrated after Donald Trump won the presidential election in 2016, look at Colin Kaepernick, it was so brave to kneel. Rodgers, Djokovic and Irving are, contrary to what the blue checks in masks on social media lecturing you have been saying for years, on the right side of history. The easiest thing in the world for Rodgers to do was to meekly submit and get the COVID shot. He even pointed out the absurdity of New York City’s COVID rules by showing up and sitting courtside to watch a game he wasn’t permitted to play in, but could sit and watch. Open tennis tournament is also starting this week and one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Novak Djokovic, isn’t being permitted to play in the tournament because he’s refused to get the COVID shot. Djokovic, who has 21 majors, may well have lost the chance to be the greatest tennis player of all time because he also wasn’t allowed to play in the Australian Open and the U.S. And as a result he’s been uniformly attacked by multiple governments, by big tech, and by the media that cover his sport. And as a result Rodgers has been publicly attacked more aggressively than almost any athlete in our lives for refusing to submit and get the COVID shot. But not everyone was silent, a daring few were willing to speak up in the face of these powerful entities and challenge the prevailing consensus. All day long we are lectured on social media about the right and wrong side of history, frequently by people who have no actual knowledge of history. Now it’s virtually impossible to find anyone who speaks out in favor of the Vietnam War being fought, but in the 1960s Ali’s stand was remarkably controversial.

Aaron Rodgers, quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, was on "The Joe Rogan Experience" on Saturday when the subject of his refusal to receive the COVID-19 ...

Like Rodgers, Lazard received a fine from the NFL for violating the NFL's Covid rule by going to a Halloween party, which is how Rodgers contracted the virus. Rodgers indicated at various moments throughout the podcast that seven to ten of his teammates were unvaccinated last season. "And that's when the s-tstorm hit because now I'm a liar, I'm endangering the community, my teammates, all these people. "I'd been ready the entire time for this question and had thought about how I wanted to answer it," Rodgers said. PEG is present in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. The tale went viral when Rodgers eventually tested positive with COVID.

Aaron Rodgers admitted this week on Joe Rogan's podcast that he intentionally lied about his COVID vaccination status last season.

It certainly did that when Rodgers contacted COVID last season and missed the Packers’ Week 9 game against the Chiefs — a game the Packers lost, 13-7, with backup quarterback Jordan Love completing 19 of 34 passes for 190 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. Whatever “attempted takedown” of his integrity occurred after that, if it was based on the facts that Rodgers himself has now outlined, was accurate and warranted. “And that’s when the storm hit, because now I’m a liar, I’m endangering the community, my teammates, all these people. Not to have to acquiesce to some woke culture or some crazed group of individuals.” That he managed to hit MAGA bingo in one paragraph might be the unprofessional way to put it. Last season, there was a lot of talk about Aaron Rodgers and his vaccination status — more than anything, from Rodgers himself.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers admitted to misleading the media about his Covid-19 vaccination status last season during an appearance on the ...

"Because now I'm a liar, I'm endangering the community, my teammates, all these people. What kind of example do you feel like you're setting to your teammates who are unvaccinated?' I said: 'Hey, it's everybody's own decision with their body.'" "I'd been ready the entire time for this question and had thought about how I wanted to answer it. Rodgers was criticized heavily in the media at the time, and he said in November that the media was on a "witch hunt" to find out which players were vaccinated and blamed reporters for him saying he was "immunized." They didn't follow up. Maybe, they follow up.

Novak Djokovic, Kyrie Irving and Aaron Rodgers are modern day Muhammad Alis, using their platforms to speak inconvenient truth to power.

And as I thought about all three of these men, and their willingness to stand up to the full power of the attempted COVID mandates in the United States government, I couldn’t help but think about Ali and the Vietnam draft mandates. Rodgers, Djokovic and Irving are, contrary to what the blue checks in masks on social media lecturing you have been saying for years, on the right side of history. It was so brave of LeBron James to pose with a safety pin on the cover of Sports Illustrated after Donald Trump won the presidential election in 2016, look at Colin Kaepernick, it was so brave to kneel. The easiest thing in the world for Rodgers to do was to meekly submit and get the COVID shot. He even pointed out the absurdity of New York City’s COVID rules by showing up and sitting courtside to watch a game he wasn’t permitted to play in, but could sit and watch. Open tennis tournament is also starting this week and one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Novak Djokovic, isn’t being permitted to play in the tournament because he’s refused to get the COVID shot. Djokovic, who has 21 majors, may well have lost the chance to be the greatest tennis player of all time because he also wasn’t allowed to play in the Australian Open and the U.S. And as a result he’s been uniformly attacked by multiple governments, by big tech, and by the media that cover his sport. And as a result Rodgers has been publicly attacked more aggressively than almost any athlete in our lives for refusing to submit and get the COVID shot. The “experts” in science and medicine at the CDC and the NIH made a determination about what the COVID science was and then attempted to destroy anyone who challenged that consensus opinion by deploying their assets in the mainstream media. But not everyone was silent, a daring few were willing to speak up in the face of these powerful entities and challenge the prevailing consensus. All day long we are lectured on social media about the right and wrong side of history, frequently by people who have no actual knowledge of history.