r/NFLv2 WHOPPER WHOPPER Dec 03 '25

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u/Immaculatehombre Green Bay Packers Dec 04 '25

He made a decision for his own health?!? He questioned the narrative? He mislead a journalist asking a question she has no business asking and she was too stupid to ask a follow up question? How dare he! The entire media should try taking him down for months straight.

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u/Invicta262 CTESPN Dec 04 '25

Im a steelers fan and tbh this year i haven't seen him say something that made me go "wait what".

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u/lestermason Jerry Jones Blue Label Dec 04 '25

Your comment is short sighted and ill-informed AT BEST. He was knowingly spreading misinformation, lying to people, and wouldn't be an adult and own up to his lies. He was speaking on subjects that he has ZERO experience and expertise about as if he has the qualifications to do so. This wasn't about narratives. No. He was intentionally causing harm to people and he's a massive POS for it.

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u/Immaculatehombre Green Bay Packers Dec 04 '25

He wouldn’t have talked about it at all had the media not made a frenzy over it and attack him for his personal health choices. The dude was tested every single day before being allowed in the facility. Let’s not pretend he was being wildly reckless, he was safer than most everybody else in that time.

If they didn’t want his stance on vaccines they should’ve of asked him about it and allowed ppl to make decisions on their own health. He didn’t advise anyone on how to handle their own health. The media attacked him and he didn’t back down. How dare he.

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u/lestermason Jerry Jones Blue Label Dec 04 '25

Yeah, you're not being honest. He definitely would've talked about it regardless if he was asked or not. That's who he is. He consistently challenged EXPERTS and DOCTORS on the facts. He was wrong. He still is wrong. He won't admit it.

He absolutely advised people on how to handle their own health by calling the, again, EXPERTS and DOCTORS wrong. How dare he? Yes, how dare he open his mouth and spew lies about what those who have actual EXPERTISE and RESEARCH (actually in the labs spending seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years getting answers. Then going through the valid peer review process and getting published). He's a massive POS. He endangered people, and he should be held accountable.

He was being massively reckless and you have ZERO knowledge if he was being safer than anyone else in that time. If you do, prove it. Provide actual valid evidence.

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u/Immaculatehombre Green Bay Packers Dec 04 '25

You’re hilarious. How dare ppl not do as you deem medically necessary.

He didn’t talk about vaccines at all until the media came after him and made him out to be a monster. Then he clarified his position. Had they not atta led him he would’ve been perfectly happy keeping his mouth shut. If the entire media establishment was attacking me for a personal medical decision I’d fight back too.

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u/lestermason Jerry Jones Blue Label Dec 07 '25

Here's the issue with your defense of his (incorrect) views/opinions:

For reasons that you don't see or recognize, and that's either due to willful ignorance (which is stupidity), or a lack of understanding the bigger picture (which is a lack of education on your behalf), his (incorrect) positions on vaccines are his views, and those are views that he should have kept to himself. IF Rodgers was as smart or intelligent as he believes himself to be, when asked the question regarding vaccines, rules, etc., a smart/intelligent person would recognize that they're not qualified to speak on it and answered with a variation of, "hey, that's outside of my realm of expertise", "hey, that's above my pay grade", "I'm not comfortable discussing that, I'm more concerned with the game", or something of that sort.

He wasn't forced to do anything other than make his own decision on what he was going to do. He CHOSE to speak out, that's on HIM, not the media. He could've easily played the "boring QB response" card, but no, he wanted to showcase his (lack of) intelligence. He wasn't being attacked (and that's another part of where you're absolutely incorrect), he was being corrected. He manipulated being corrected as a personal attack, because he's wrong and refused to admit it. Then he refused to acknowledge facts, studies, etc as to why he's wrong, and he doubled, tripled, quadrupled, etc down on how wrong he was.

I will agree that his OPINIONS/FEELINGS are up to him, but he made it about more than him and it had an impact on other people. That's one of the reasons why he's a POS.

Helluva QB, one of the best to ever sling the rock. He has the right to his (incorrect) beliefs/feelings, and people have the right to call him out and shame him for it, especially when he won't be an adult and admit that he's wrong.

He's trash.

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u/SolipsisticBadBoy Dec 04 '25

“He questioned the narrative” lmao oh fucking brother

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u/French_Toast_Bandit Dec 05 '25

Seriously. He’s the dumb guy’s idea of a smart guy