Aside from being one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL, Aaron Rodgers also seems to fit this description: He has a need for people to see him as interesting, and he enjoys the attention that comes from his attempts to prove it.
The latest: Rodgers' revelation Tuesday on "The Pat McAfee Show" that he intends to embark on a four-day "darkness retreat" following the Super Bowl as a means of gaining clarity about his future.
On one hand, this is interesting. A sort of prolonged meditative experience might sound pretty good to a lot of us (myself included) in a world increasingly filled with noise and obsessed with efficiency.
