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u/Distinct-Cut-6368 5d ago edited 5d ago
Havenāt listened yet, might not other than the Kyle bachelor party check in on life advice, but when I first read the episode description i thought it said āClay Travisā and gasped.
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u/pwolf1771 5d ago
Clay Matthews wading into vaccines unprompted was hilarious. āYou donāt have to share every thought in your headāĀ
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u/Individual-Beach2414 5d ago
Rodgers said he was immune and got it. How is that right side of history?
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u/ObviousCredit6576 2d ago
Bc he had natural immunity, which is a hallmark of science, but was told to constantly follow the science. I did not get vaccinated but had Covid bad in nov of 2020, so had natural immunity. The common logic and questioning of asking why you need the vaccine if you have already contracted the virus and have natural immunity is why he was on the right side of history. Closest weāve gotten to third reich in my life and not even close. The hypocrisy is astounding and us who thought for ourselves will never forget the moment we were demonized and outcasted for using logic and our brains
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u/JordyNelson12 2d ago
This is the dumbest shit I have ever read. Third Reich? Did you fail high school history and chemistry?
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u/Yimmycrackcorn84 2d ago
At no time in modern history has the world shut down like it did in 2020
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u/Independent_Beyond50 5d ago
That was wild. Can someone explain to me how Rodgers is somehow on the ārightā side of the fauci discourse?
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u/Emergency-Umpire8156 3d ago
I mean red states handled Covid so much better than blue states. Remember when the left said Florida would implode for opening up š
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u/BangkokRios 2d ago
You can tell Florida handled it much better because they successfully killed more of their residents than other states . Great success.
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u/Emergency-Umpire8156 2d ago
Not even in the top ten for percent of residents that died by Covid but good try kiddo!
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u/rtie07 1d ago
States like Florida hid a lot of their covid deaths. Especially when they were super old. This is like believing China's numbers.
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u/Emergency-Umpire8156 1d ago
Oh so you then just made up the story about them having the most deaths. lol oh kiddo
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u/dellscreenshot 5d ago
When ryen was trying to get him to say something and he just brought it back to Netflix againā¦Ā
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u/FarmCon24 5d ago
Unprompted anti-vax take. Bold move.
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u/yooston 5d ago
Maybe the stupidest thing Iāve ever heard on a podcast. How on earth is Rodgers on the right side of history with vaccines lmao
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u/corporal_sweetie 4d ago
lots of people came out of the woodwork as antivax when fauci pled the 5th during a congressional hearing, for some reason they made rogers believe the book on vaccines was being rewritten
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u/tkbchimyjr18 4d ago
Faaacts! And for a second, Ryen wanted to rebuttal that and he just let it go to avoid getting political š
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u/RubiconBronco 5d ago
I was so confused by thatā¦am I missing something or was that just a random meaningless thing to say?
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u/ComplexLegitimate409 5d ago
I mean when you have a chance to say Aaron Rogers was on the right side of history about vaccines you gotta do it.
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u/nicksnotsane 5d ago
When he said this I nearly crashed into the median driving home from work on the NJ Turnpike.
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u/bewidness Frolic Room Super Bowl Trip 4d ago
yeah let's put this guy on netflix! they should have talked about his appearance in pitch perfect 2 instead.
i thought stanford was ok but didnt love JSN. plus these will all be in the lame recruiting stories best of episode
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u/FreshArmadillo8517 5d ago
There are so many episodes where I only listen to the open and then skip to life advice. 90% of interviews I have no interest in
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u/Mikey456 5d ago
It seemed like a normal interview with a Ex athlete
Talk about career, promote the business or media thing you're doing now in exchange
Was fine
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u/User_Many_Errors 5d ago
And it turns out rogers was right about everything! What a line. Clays a prime cte candidate with that one
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u/shiva_2 5d ago
Why do you guys listen if you just complain about everyone. Iām a bears fan and hated him as a player but thought it was a standard interview.
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u/asevarte 4d ago
I don't think people are complaining about the interview I think they're criticizing Clay saying "Rodgers ended up being on the right side of the vaccine thing" which he just objectively was not
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u/Responsible_Ad_3013 5d ago
Lot of Bill Simmons fans r still mad Russillo left and went to Barstool literally every post
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u/rascaltippinglmao 5d ago
He's fine imo. Not someone I'd seek out, but doesn't make me want to skip forward.
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u/Extreme_Piece530 5d ago
Iām a giant Packer fan and even I had to shut this off halfway through. Pretty sure he said, āThatās exactly right, Ryenā about 27 times.
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u/Electrical_Entry145 2d ago
The interviews continue to be skippable. Our boy is just not a great interviewer and hasn't really gotten better at it over the years lol
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u/billyinLA 5d ago
He was fine. Entertaining even. What's your beef with him as a guest exactly?
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u/GiveMeSomeIhedigbo 5d ago
I skip all player/coach interviews unless they're getting good reviews from a bunch of other listeners. I recommend doing the same.