Aaron Rodgers out this week vs Chiefs with the vid

[raised_fisT]

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When you thought your "alternate treatment" was gonna work.

Honestly, it appears dude was trying to skirt past the league protocols. Regardless of your stance on all this... He was dishonest about it and should face some consequences.

 

[blackbart]

When you thought your "alternate treatment" was gonna work.

Honestly, it appears dude was trying to skirt past the league protocols. Regardless of your stance on all this... He was dishonest about it and should face some consequences.

I dint think there is any evidence of that. The teams know who is and isn’t vaccinated

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

View: https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1455910215191248899



View: https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1455912321763717123

He’s faking it.

 

[Pupped]

I dint think there is any evidence of that. The teams know who is and isn’t vaccinated

He did try to avoid league protocols with his homeopathic treatment. They said nope.
He did mislead the public by saying he’s immunized.

 

[blackbart]

He did try to avoid league protocols with his homeopathic treatment. They said nope.
He did mislead the public by saying he’s immunized.

It’s really no one’s business one way or the other.

 

[Pupped]

It’s really no one’s business one way or the other.

It’s literally part of the NFL’s business.

 

[blackbart]

It’s literally part of the NFL’s business.

I won’t give you the arguments that will get this thread locked.

 

[Loyal]

I won’t give you the arguments that will get this thread locked.

Totally agree. But let's focus on the schadenfreude of the situation! Hopefully he is out for two games and the Packers lose them both so we don't go to Lambeau in January/February!

 

[Pupped]

I won’t give you the arguments that will get this thread locked.

Because those would be political and tangents.
The employer has certain protocols that they follow. He chose how he wanted to deal with them.

It is no one’s business in the public, but he chose to give a deceptive answer.

Politics aside, those are the facts.

 

[blackbart]

Because those would be political and tangents.
The employer has certain protocols that they follow. He chose how he wanted to deal with them.

It is no one’s business in the public, but he chose to give a deceptive answer.

Politics aside, those are the facts.

Did I post that in some language you don’t understand?

 

[Allen2McVay]

Did I post that in some language you don’t understand?

You are I understand but Loyal used "schadenfreude" in his post above; and made me google it!

Damn that Loyal!

 

[Flatlyner]

Well this should definitely help us have the best record in the NFC. Cards need to take another L before our game with them though, I'm hoping.

 

[OldSchool]

Because those would be political and tangents.
The employer has certain protocols that they follow. He chose how he wanted to deal with them.

It is no one’s business in the public, but he chose to give a deceptive answer.

Politics aside, those are the facts.

Except he didn't give a deceptive answer. His team and his teammates knew he wasn't vaccinated and by all reports he followed protocol whenever in the building or at practice. The players are told to either get vaccinated or there's a protocol they had to follow. He followed that protocol from what we're told.

 

[Ramer]

Well this should definitely help us have the best record in the NFC. Cards need to take another L before our game with them though, I'm hoping.

Yup... that's all I care!

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

Except he didn't give a deceptive answer. His team and his teammates knew he wasn't vaccinated and by all reports he followed protocol whenever in the building or at practice. The players are told to either get vaccinated or there's a protocol they had to follow. He followed that protocol from what we're told.

I thought that the problem was that he didn’t follow the protocols.

NFL reviewing whether Packers failed to enforce COVID-19 protocols

Aaron Rodgers could land the Packers in hot water, as the league is now looking into whether the team failed to enforce the league's COVID-19 protocols for unvaccinated players.

profootballtalk.nbcsports.com

 

[AvengerRam]

Except he didn't give a deceptive answer.

Sure he did. He was asked, "were you vaccinated?" and he answered, "Yeah, I've been immunized." Even if he believes there is a meaningful difference between the terms "vaccinated" and "immunized," when you start with "yeah," you are answering in the affirmative. That was entirely deceptive.

 

[tempests]

Regardless, his team's seven game winning streak, momentum, focus has been disrupted by this sht. Not to mention what the offseason was like.

Glad we have Stafford playing at a Rodgers - level without any of the drama.

 

[FarNorth]

Sure he did. He was asked, "were you vaccinated?" and he answered, "Yeah, I've been immunized." Even if he believes there is a meaningful difference between the terms "vaccinated" and "immunized," when you start with "yeah," you are answering in the affirmative. That was entirely deceptive.

In terms of being misleading imo that barely moves the needle.

 

[FarNorth]

Regardless, his team's seven game winning streak, momentum, focus has been disrupted by this sht. Not to mention what the offseason was like.

Glad we have Stafford playing at a Rodgers - level without any of the drama.

Stafford is totally drama free and self effacing. Just shows up, works hard, and gets the job done.

 

[OldSchool]

Sure he did. He was asked, "were you vaccinated?" and he answered, "Yeah, I've been immunized." Even if he believes there is a meaningful difference between the terms "vaccinated" and "immunized," when you start with "yeah," you are answering in the affirmative. That was entirely deceptive.

LOL asked if he's been vaccinated and he said he's been immunized. He didn't lie and say he was vaccinated. You just said he didn't lie.