As Aaron Rodgers prepares to isolate in darkness, the Raiders and the rest of the NFL wait.
The Packers’ four-time MVP and Super Bowl-winning quarterback told the “Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday that more than four months of planning will culminate at “the end of this week” with a four-day, four-night darkness retreat in a small home at an undisclosed location.
It is there, Rodgers said, that he will close himself off from the rest of the world — no phone, TV, books, music or anything else — and live in complete darkness. Food will be delivered to him through a slot in the door once a day.
