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Aaron Rodgers says he takes "full responsibility" for misleading comments about vaccination status
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The Green Bay Packers quarterback revealed last week that he has not been vaccinated and has faced heavy criticism for saying in August that he was "immunized."
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NFL denies telling Aaron Rodgers vaccinated people couldn't get or spread COVID-19
Headline from Delaware Public Media ·
Journalists should directly address Aaron Rodgers’ concerns over COVID-19 vaccines and fertility
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Aaron Rodgers says he takes "full responsibility" for misleading comments about vaccination status
Asked if Aaron Rodgers made a misleading comment about his vaccination status this summer, Packers coach Matt LaFleur said: "That's a great question for Aaron. I'm not going to comment on it."
Aaron Rodgers fiercely defended his decision to remain unvaccinated, citing his own “research," and he blasted the NFL for its “draconian” rules for players who opted to forgo the coronavirus vaccine.
Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers confirmed he is unvaccinated against Covid-19 and is disappointed with the treatment he's been receiving in the media while appearing on The Pat McAfee Show on Friday.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said Friday he sought alternative treatments instead of the NFL-endorsed COVID-19 vaccinations because he is allergic to an ingredient in two of the FDA-approved
In a long Q&A, Rodgers tried to argue it was actually his critics who had been dishonest (he’s a victim of “woke” “cancel culture,” you see). He also suggested his vaccine skepticism was warrante...
A Wisconsin-based health care organization also cut ties with Rodgers after revealing he's unvaccinated and has sought out alternate treatments that have been disproven.
Rodgers, 37, lashed out at the media, the NFL's rules on COVID-19 testing and said he consulted with podcaster Joe Rogan for alternatives to the vaccine.
The Green Bay Packers quarterback is not vaccinated, but previously said he was "immunized." An NFL spokesman said no doctor for the league ever communicated with Rodgers about the vaccine.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he stands behind the comments he made last week about why he didn’t get vaccinated for COVID-19, but acknowledges misleading some people about his status before testing positive.
By David Close and Amir Vera, CNN Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers reappeared on “The Pat McAfee Show” Tuesday and took “full responsibility” for his comments last week about his vaccination status and being “in the crosshairs of the woke mob right now” over his vaccination status.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he stands behind the comments he made last week about why he didn't get vaccinated for COVID-19, but acknowledges misleading some people about his status before testing positive.
Star Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Tuesday said he may have misled people about his COVID-19 vaccination status after he tested positive for the virus last week and it was revealed that he has not r
The fallout from Aaron Rodgers explaining the reasons why he chose to be unvaccinated against the coronavirus is reportedly irking the Green Bay Packers superstar quarterback.
The Green Bay Packers quarterback revealed last week that he has not been vaccinated and has faced heavy criticism for saying in August that he was "immunized."
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said on Tuesday he stands behind the comments he made last week about why he didn’t get vaccinated for Covid-19
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