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NFL, American Football Herren, USA Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers Jan 1, 2023 Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers 12 throws a pass during warmups prior to the game against the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field. Green Bay Lambeau Field Wisconsin USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xJeffxHanischx 20230101_jah_sh5_002
This Friday, Jets QB Aaron Rodgers was seen spreading love. People have seen Lamar Jackson and other NFL players who have spoken out about mental health, a vital issue that often gets overlooked in the face of physical injuries and other challenges. Rodgers knows a thing or two about tough choices, having left the Green Bay Packers after a chaotic and bitter standoff.
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The Rodgers and Packers saga was fueled by reports from The Athletic that claimed the team brass questioned Rodgers’ commitment and effort after rewarding him with a lucrative contract. After all the drama and speculation with the Packers, Rodgers showed his softer side by sending love to those who struggle with depression or anxiety.
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Aaron Rodgers spreads positivity and hope
The Jets QB shared an amazing positive vibe with fans and requested them to carry it forward. Rodgers shared a heart-touching video on his Instagram story. His shared clip, lasting only a few seconds, shows a blindfolded man standing with a poster that reads: “If you have been through depression or anxiety. Hug me.”

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Apr 26, 2023; Florham Park, NJ, USA; New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) smiles during the introductory press conference at Atlantic Health Jets Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Tom Horak-USA TODAY Sports
After a split second, a young man wearing a black hoodie came and hugged diligently. The blindfolded man instantly asked, “How’s it going?” The young man replied, “Not bad man…been better… Just everything.” The man with a blindfold realized his feelings and encouraged him, “I love you, bro.”
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It was a beautiful message shared by Aaron advising all to spread love. The QB also urged fans to “Spread love and hug people ❤️”
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Frustration turns into motivation as Rodgers joins the Jets
Aaron Rodgers was not happy with the Packers for a long time, and he finally left them and went to the Jets in a big trade. Several sources indicate that his discontent stemmed from a perceived lack of support and respect from the Packers, leading him to desire more control over his future. Fueling the speculation of his departure, Rodgers reportedly skipped the Packers’ mandatory minicamp and training camp. However, it is possible that his frustration served as a motivation for him to showcase his abilities to a new team.
Reports say Aaron said no to the New England Patriots and yes to the Jets during the Packers’ drama. Demonstrating his unwavering commitment, Rodgers expressed that he is not merely a player for a single season, but is fully devoted to the Jets for the upcoming 2023 season and beyond.
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