The uncertainty surrounding Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers's future has been widely discussed since the Packers’ loss to the 49ers in the NFC divisional round on Saturday.
As the 10-time Pro Bowler contemplates what his next move will be, he's still keeping fans in the loop on what's on his mind outside of the field via weekly appearances on The Pat McAfee Show. On Tuesday, Rodgers said that he has "empathy" for those who are living in fear of COVID-19, despite his decision to not get vaccinated against the virus.
"I do have empathy for those individuals who have been dealing with this fear," Rodgers said. "Is the hatred based on the fact that I don't have that fear, that I took responsibility for my own health... that I don't fall in line with a narrative... possibly.
