NFL Breaks Silence on Aaron Rodgers’ Confession That Consumption of Psychedelics Has Improved His Games
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A couple of days ago, Aaron Rodgers revealed that he took psychedelic drugs before the 2020 season. It helped him focus better on the game and life off the field as well. Rodgers had one of his best seasons last year, as he later won the MVP Award as well.
Due to Rodgers’ revelation about the psychedelics, questions arose about whether the league would give the Packers quarterback a suspension. Aaron Rodgers himself admitted the tea helped him a lot for the upcoming season. Due to it, people have begun to wonder whether those psychedelics will be termed PEDs or not.
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The NFL has made its stance clear, and there will be no action imposed on Rodgers. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN: “NFL said that Aaron Rodgers’ use of ayahuasca does not violate its drug policy.”
Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers credits his back-to-back MVPs to the psychoactive brew ayahuasca:
"I had a magical experience with the sensation of feeling 100 different hands on my body imparting a blessing of love and forgiveness for myself and gratitude for this life …" pic.twitter.com/BxJu97nIaS
— The Recount (@therecount) August 4, 2022
Since Ayahuasca isn’t a performance-enhancing drug, the league decided not to take any action against Rodgers. They helped him to clear his mind, and as a result, Rodgers became a better version of himself.
After winning the MVP for the 2020 NFL season, Rodgers again won another MVP award in the 2021 NFL season. Even though he suffered brutal playoff losses in both seasons, A-Rod is still playing at an elite level.
Aaron Rodgers has a lot of doubters to prove wrong
Aaron Rodgers was a part of a lot of controversies last season. Firstly, it was his vaccination status, and for that, he received a fair share of criticism. Moreover, the uncertainty surrounding his future with the Green Bay Packers has also upset many fans.
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NFL Legend Warns Aaron Rodgers Of Approaching Trouble After Publicly Admitting Use of Psychedelics: “I’m Sure the NFL is Probably Going to Give Him a Call”
Davante Adams chose to leave the team, and now Rodgers is left without his WR1 for the upcoming season. It isn’t clear who will be Rodgers’ primary target this season, as the Packers will have a tough task ahead if they want to win their division.
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The Minnesota Vikings got better in the offseason, and they can challenge the Packers for the AFC North title. Aaron Rodgers needs to step up and prove everyone wrong. If he wins his third straight MVP award, then that would be a great achievement on his part. Notably, playoff success will also be very important for him this time around.
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