The hell they doing up there in Canada?
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This is important to understand.

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I must admit I wasn't paying very close attention to what Rodgers was saying regarding being vaccinated at the start of the season due to the whole "Will he or won't he show up/he's back!/not playing in the preseason/week 1 trainwreck" whirlwind. His response looking back comes off as very legalese.

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"Does the disagreement between Rodgers and the NFL on the definition of vaccination account for some of his flirtation with retirement?"

Gotta admit, this is interesting take.

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It's not legalese at all when his response to being asked if he was vaccinated starts off with "Yeah, ...". That's flat out lying.

The astonishing part of all this is his finance's quotes from Flaunt magazine stating "I make my own medicines; I don't get those from doctors". That is WILD.

What Aaron has done here isn't "mislead the public" bad, it's being a flat out liar who may legit be anti-vax. The dude may literally be a stone's throw from "the earth is flat" in his personal beliefs ... which is not what I would've started this day believing.

Heck of a football player. Definitely harder for him to argue that the Packers haven't been willing to bend over backward for him given what has come out today (and we're barely into the afternoon in Central time zones).

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I doubt it, it was never brought up as an issue, and he probably assumed he was covered by what he did, and didn't realize it was an issue until they started rejecting it, which might not of been until after he was back with the team, as the NFL doesn't care about someone status whom isn't with a team.

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Next man up. Love time.

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Bill Simmons chimes in.

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The national media is going to have a blast with this.

Another way to prevent the players from determining the outcome.

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