Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the darkness retreat meant to give him clarity about his life path on Wednesday, the retreat’s owner told ESPN.
The 39-year-old revealed earlier this month he would be going on a four-day-and-night getaway that would take place in complete darkness and isolation. The retreat comes as Rodgers contemplates staying with Green Bay, seeking a trade or retiring.
Sky Cave Retreats owner Scott Berman said the signal-caller spent several days in the dark room, which is 300-square-foot and partially underground. It has a “queen bed, a bathroom and a meditation-like mat,” per ESPN. The room has electricity and lights that can be turned on from inside the room.
