I’ve never been much of an Aaron Rodgers fan. Well, check that – my feelings regarding the Green Bay Packers star quarterback are a bit stronger than, “never been a fan.”
I never could stand him. I always thought of him as a diva or prima donna.
As my regular readers know, I’m a New England Patriots fan. All us Patriots fans have been spoiled by the unrivaled success of our team. And of course, as any NFL fan can tell you, a large portion of that success is thanks to one Tom Brady, the greatest quarterback in NFL history.
Because of this, it’s easy for me to contrast the well over a decade-long antics, complaining and deflection of blame of Aaron Rodgers to the selfless Brady. Not to mention Brady’s seven Super Bowl rings to Rodgers’ one.
But that’s football. This is real life. And I’ve changed my tune about the unapologetic, unvaccinated Aaron Rodgers, at least on a personal level. I was going to add, “on a political level,” but this isn’t about politics either.