NBA Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Trashed Aaron Rodgers For ‘Damaging Professional Sports’ And Calls Him A Liar
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Aaron Rodgers once again became the center of attention last season when he got COVID. Rodgers throughout the season had claimed that he was immunized, and people thought he was vaccinated. Unfortunately, Rodgers wasn’t vaccinated and sought a different treatment.
When he got COVID, everyone got to know that he wasn’t vaccinated, and he was criticized by almost everyone. One of his biggest critics was NBA Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The six-time NBA champion claimed that Rodgers damaged professional sports and was a liar. His main focus was that Rodgers had set a bad example for the kids that idolized him.
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Aaron Rodgers is one of the most popular NFL players. Rodgers lying about his vaccination status had set a bad example for the league. Due to it, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was very upset with Rodgers.
In an article, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wrote, “What’s especially bothersome is that Aaron Rodgers didn’t just lie and threaten the health of those around him, he also damaged professional sports.” He added, “Rodgers’ ignorance regarding the science of immunology brings back to life the old stereotype of the big dumb jock. His utter lack of even the most basic knowledge and logic is shocking… Rodgers complained that the “cancel culture” was coming for him, but his own words cancel him as a liar and a bad thinker.”
Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers speaks out about his COVID vaccine controversy:
"All the right was like, 'He's our champion now' and all the left was, 'He's the enemy' … Look, politics is a sham … and I wouldn't do CNN just like I wouldn't do Fox News." pic.twitter.com/BRwmop11ep
— The Recount (@therecount) August 4, 2022
Aaron Rodgers is quite often, if not always, heavily criticized for anything he does. Lying about his vaccination status was certainly a huge thing. According to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Rodgers had put the lives of others in danger as well. Like Kyrie Irving, the QB could have also made his stance clear about the vaccine, and it would have been better.
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Moreover, he would like to avoid all the off-field distractions. Rodgers is always himself no matter where he is, and that sometimes draws more attention to him. Due to it, he needs to be at his best every time he is on the field, or his critics will jump right into it.
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