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He's an insecure, narcissistic douchebag who promotes conspiracy theories to compensate for a lack of intellect. He has a compulsion to be "right" and conspiracies are the classic resort to fill that need for people who are out of their depth. They're basically impossible to prove even though the burden of proof is on the people proposing them. And then people like you celebrate it as critical thinking which it's not. It's downright embarrassing. Guy throws a football and thinks he's smarter than people who go through a decade of rigorous schooling to be MDs. He also throws out baseless accusations to attack people's character. I can't stand Jimmy Kimmel but basically calling him a pedophile with zero proof is gross, juvenile behavior. He also argues in bad faith. This is what you respect?
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Rodgers accepts Sunday could be final NFL game
Aaron Rodgers acknowledged Wednesday that the thought is on his mind that the Jets' season finale against the Dolphins at MetLife Stadium on Sunday could be his final NFL game.
Jets' Aaron Rodgers acknowledges Sunday could be last NFL game
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers will make his 241st career start Sunday. It could be his last."Yeah, of course," he said Wednesday, acknowledging that the thought is on his mind as he prepares for Sunday's season finale against the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium.
Rodgers, 41, said he will decide before free agency in March on whether to play in 2025, joking that he won't need a darkness retreat this time to help his thought process.
In a reflective mood, Rodgers said he has "a lot of gratitude for the last 20 years," adding that he's thankful for the many coaches and teammates he has encountered on his football journey from high school to the Jets. He sounded as if he's thinking hard about retirement.
"I think there's going to be change here, and if I'm [not] a part of the change, then I just want to make sure everybody knows I have nothing but gratitude for my time here."
Aaron Rodgers
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