Aaron Rodgers’ Immunization Process Explanation Draws Strong Reaction From NFL Legend Who Still Believes the Packers QB Is Lying

The Green Bay Packers QB, Aaron Rodgers, managed to shake the internet once again. From recreational trips to Peru to how he hazed the media, fans heard the side of the story A-Rod kept to himself. The MVP-winning Super Bowl champ appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience. In one such anecdote, while talking to the host of the show, he spilled beans. Particularly about his statement on his vaccination status. One NFL Hall of Famer thinks that the star QB is lying.

The reigning MVP came under fire last year when he mislead the media. In November, the QB tested positive for COVID-19. Previously, in August, he said that he was “immunized.” Later, he claimed to have followed his protocols to treat himself.

For Shannon Sharpe, the legendary TE, this all was a bunch of bluffs! He tweeted: “He LIED…” To Joe Rogan, Rodgers admitted, “[I] thought there’s a possibility that I say ‘I’m immunized,’ maybe they understand what that means, maybe they don’t.” Not only did Rodgers haze the media, but he also revealed the reason behind his unvaccinated status.

The unclear air around Aaron Rodgers’ vaccination status and whether is he still lying.

The prime reason Aaron Rodgers passed on the vaccines was that he was allergic to polyethylene glycol, or PEG. They are active components found in Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. But did not want to inject himself with the J&J vaccine because he heard of cases where the vaccines affected people adversely.

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Instead, to protect himself from the pathogens, he shifted his focus to homeopathic remedies. That is why the “immunized” comment got heavily played.

Now, what did Shannon Sharpe get upset over? Well, the fact that he may have put the life of his teammate in danger. At the time, he faced great criticism and also expected reporters to criticize him even more.

He said, “And that’s when the s*it storm hit because now I’m a liar, I’m endangering the community, my teammates, all these people. And then, you know, attempted takedown of me and, you know, my word and my integrity began.” Rodgers believed he was prepared for all the burning questions the media may put him through.

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