Aaron Rodgers Now Regrets Saying He Was 'Immunized' Against COVID
NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron Rodgers says in a soon-to-be published book that he should have handled discussing his COVID-19 immunization status differently.
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Brett Favre Called Concussions A Major NFL 'Taboo' Before Revealing Parkinson's Diagnosis
Before Brett Favre revealed his Parkinson’s diagnosis, the NFL alum explained why he thinks ‘concussion’ is still a dirty word in the world of football.
Fans Pounce On Aaron Rodgers' 'Struggle Face' In Jets' Defeat To 49ers
Aaron Rodgers’ expression after a play went awry Monday night had fans calling out his “struggle face” on social media.
Who is Kai Trump? The next generation of MAGA and daughter of Don Jr who’s addressing the RNC
Donald Trump’s eldest grandchild is set to speak at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Wednesday, marking the first time the 17-year-old will appear in a major campaign capacity for the former president.
Aaron Rodgers Totally Passes On Greeting Trump At UFC Event
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers let Donald Trump walk on by as the former president made his way to his seat at UFC 302 in a clip from the event on Saturday.
Aaron Rodgers Shares The 1 Thing He Wouldn't Do For R.F.K. Jr.'s VP Spot
Aaron Rodgers has revealed why he turned down the chance to be Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s running mate in the outsider candidate’s independent bid for the U.S. presidency.
‘Silicon Valley Princess’: Inside the Life of Nicole Shanahan, R.F.K. Jr.’s Running Mate
When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was considering potential running mates for his presidential run, his shortlist was initially topped by two well-known men with unusual résumés: Aaron Rodgers, the N.F.L. quarterback and frequent purveyor of conspiracy theories, and Jesse Ventura, the former governor of Minnesota and professional wrestler known as “The Body.”
Aaron Rodgers gives bizarre interview to Tucker Carlson talking anti-vax, Biden, and ‘demonic’ UFOs
Anti-vaccine NFL star Aaron Rodgers has claimed that people who got inoculated against COVID-19 should be treated with «compassion» as others help them realize they were wrong, the quarterback said in a new interview.