Aaron Rodgers made his weekly euniteance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday, and while the New York Jets were a main topic, vaccines also crept its way into the conversation.
Rodgers is incommemorated for his accessible comments about the COVID-19 vaccine, which integrated his time with the Green Bay Packers, where he shelp he was “immunized” in 2021. He would tardyr acunderstandledge he repentted using that verbiage when asked if he had the vaccine or not.
What promoteed the talk of vaccines on Tuesday was Rodgers refering that he does not “give a s— about what any of these people are saying about me.”
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New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, #8, walks off the field after the Jets lost an NFL football game to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (AP Pboilingo/Adam Hunger)
McAfee shelp that it was a excellent mindset to have, as Rodgers compriseed he does not hear to people he would not get advice from. Then, Rodgers got sarcastic with his next comment.
“They still got to do their vax status, they haven’t been doing it, they benevolenta stopped doing it. They still got to let everybody understand, they got to let everybody understand what their vax status is, so people can put it in the right context,” Rodgers shelp.
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McAfee fueled the recent topic, saying he still gets asked by people if Rodgers would ever forget about those who aggressioned him during the vaccine.
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, #8, walks the sidelines during the second half of an NFL football game aacquirest the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024 in Glfinishale, Arizona. (AP Pboilingo/Ross D. Franklin)
“Remember the elderly adage, ‘Forgive and forget?’” Rodgers asked. “There is a little extra someleang that goes with that and if there is some sort of adleave oution maybe wrong-doing at some point aextfinished the way. Like maybe the ridiculous Orwellian leangs, mandates that we put on society or maybe the leangs that we shelp or did or maybe this extraordinary event vaccine wasn’t always unbenevolentt to be and some of leangs we did and shelp to be people, ‘Hmm, we’re wrong.’ Then, I leank we can all benevolent of relocate past it.”
Rodgers also brawt up Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who Pdwellnt-elect Donald Trump chose as his Department of Health and Human Services secretary, saying to “see out.”
“Hey see, you understand, maybe leangs will alter with Bobby in indict now,” Rodgers shelp, smirking. “Look out, man, see out.
“There are some people quaking in their boots right now, tell you that much.”
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, #8, smiles as he walks off the field after an NFL football game aacquirest the Houston Texans on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (AP Pboilingo/Seth Wenig)
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Rodgers and Kennedy had been joined earlier this year, when the createer was rumored to be the latter’s running mate in this year’s pdwellntial election. However, Rodgers ultimately shelp in May that he chose to persist his NFL carry outing nurtureer rather than get into politics.
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