It is undoubtedly the most catastrophic injury in sports history. To have the most talented player ever at the position go down like that is unprecedented.
Lol even recovering still has the humor to call out our pharmaceutical overlords and yes men like Kelce.
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Rodgers has been removed as a guest from the Pat McAfee show. He’s done a great job to make sure the “vaccine” pushers and Fauci don’t just get pushed conveniently down the memory hole. His most recent Epstein island commentary which got TV host Jimmy Kimmel (tribe member) all riled up and defensive appear to be his undoing. All in all it’s great Rodgers is spreading awareness on supposed “conspiracy theories”. He’s been the thorn in the sides of mainstream media since they foolishly attacked him due to his “immunized” stance two years ago. I also noticed Faggio on Profootballtalk jumping on the bandwagon to attack Rodgers to make his overlords happy.Aaron Rodgers Fires Back at Jimmy Kimmel and Media in Fiery ESPN Return Following Epstein List Remarks (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers confronted recent controversies head-on, delivering a fiery response to comedian Jimmy Kimmel and various media outlets over his comment allegedly linking Kimmel to the infamous Epstein client list.
Collusion and media blackballing because Rodgers poses a threat to the lies and false narrative.
I’d say so!
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It goes without saying, but man, what a great career Aaron Rodgers has had. For a player of his stature there is surprisingly little attention being given to this achievement. There was a time when this guy was beloved by every single member of the caste media and all DWFs outside Chicago. Just 5-6 years ago you could find articles and videos of people claiming he was the real GOAT and not Tom Brady. Even though at that time Brady had 6 championships to Rodgers' 1. Media stooges and DWFs alike. That's how deep the love was for Aaron Rodgers at one time. It makes sense though when you realize it was never real love. Brady was a bit vanilla and a suspected Trumper who threw to a bunch of White guys while Rodgers was a relatively quiet and safe White male who didn't rock the boat or make people feel bad. But things flip so fast in the unserious world we live in. Brady won a 7th championship, lightened up a little in Tampa Bay, and became a fan favorite. Shortly thereafter, people soured on Rodgers for...gasp...refusing to take an experimental and unproven genetic treatment with ingredients that he was allergic to. Thankfully he didn't let the whining of the poisoned masses affect him and he unapologetically kept marching on. Much like the great Baker Mayfield, he confidently stood up for himself instead of cowering in fear. Contrary to what everyone thought, Rodgers was not a passive statue: he was a man with his own conviction and he was not going to compromise that for anyone.
Great point. It's never real love from the woke. I don't think they're even capable of real love. With them it's always fake love to draw attention away from their real hate for the Other. Back then the wicked, hated Other was Brady and his "uncomfortably" White receiving corps. As soon as Rodgers declined the Pfizer clot shot, he became the hated Other, and the same (((media outlets))) who had been praising him a few years before now pretended they had never liked him, in true Orwellian fashion. Oceania has always been at war with Eastasia, and don't you dare question it, goyim.Steelers' Aaron Rodgers passes former Packers teammate Brett Favre on NFL's career touchdown pass list
Rodgers takes over sole possession of fourth on the TD list and is sixth in career yards
It goes without saying, but man, what a great career Aaron Rodgers has had. For a player of his stature there is surprisingly little attention being given to this achievement. There was a time when this guy was beloved by every single member of the caste media and all DWFs outside Chicago. Just 5-6 years ago you could find articles and videos of people claiming he was the real GOAT and not Tom Brady. Even though at that time Brady had 6 championships to Rodgers' 1. Media stooges and DWFs alike. That's how deep the love was for Aaron Rodgers at one time. It makes sense though when you realize it was never real love. Brady was a bit vanilla and a suspected Trumper who threw to a bunch of White guys while Rodgers was a relatively quiet and safe White male who didn't rock the boat or make people feel bad. But things flip so fast in the unserious world we live in. Brady won a 7th championship, lightened up a little in Tampa Bay, and became a fan favorite. Shortly thereafter, people soured on Rodgers for...gasp...refusing to take an experimental and unproven genetic treatment with ingredients that he was allergic to. Thankfully he didn't let the whining of the poisoned masses affect him and he unapologetically kept marching on. Much like the great Baker Mayfield, he confidently stood up for himself instead of cowering in fear. Contrary to what everyone thought, Rodgers was not a passive statue: he was a man with his own conviction and he was not going to compromise that for anyone.
But that reaction should've been expected. You need to have at least a little testicular fortitude to go from an undersized junior college QB to a 27-year-old Super Bowl MVP. It's really easy to forget that he wasn't supposed to have the career he ended up having. No one expected him to become one of the most talented QBs of all time and a 4-time MVP winner. But now that the clot shot fiasco has been memory-holed, the conversation has shifted to concerns about his age. I hope he keeps proving them wrong just like he's always done.
