Unvaccinated Packers QB Aaron Rodgers APOLOGIZES for saying he was 'immunized' ...
Unvaccinated Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers APOLOGIZES for saying he was 'immunized' but stands by decision not to get shot and says he doesn't want to be a poster boy: 'I'm an athlete, I'm not an activist' Unvaccinated Packers QB Aaron Rodgers apologized for saying in August that he's 'immunized' against COVID-19, but stands by his decision to refuse the shot Rodgers appeared via satellite on the Pat McAfee show Tuesday while quarantining from his Wisconsin home after testing positive for COVID last week In August, Rodgers was asked if he's vaccinated. Answering in the affirmative, Rodgers said he's 'immunized,' but did not explain he hadn't gotten the injection Rodgers previously told McAfee last week that he didn't get the vaccine because he's concerned about being a father and has an allergy to one of the ingredients The reigning NFL MVP has been criticized by many celebrities for the deception, including Howard Stern and former Steelers quarterback, Terry Bradshaw
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Unvaccinated Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is apologizing for saying he was 'immunized' against COVID-19 in August, but stands by his decision to refuse the injection.
'I made some comments that people might have felt were misleading,' Rodgers said during Tuesday's interview on Pat McAfee's sports radio show. 'To anybody who felt misled by those comments, I take full responsibility.'
Speaking via satellite from his Wisconsin home, where the COVID-infected
