Aaron Rodgers is Up For Another ‘Ayahuasca Session’ While His NFL Future Hangs in The Balance

Aaron Rodgers is truly one of a kind. The Green Bay Packers’ star quarterback is known for making rather controversial statements but everything of that sort gets swept under the rug when he performs well on the football field.

Right from his vaccine lie, to the expert commentary on the benefits of ayahuasca, Aaron has said a variety of things about a variety of topics. However, he entered the 2022 season after winning back to back MVP honors which really diverted the public attention, to some extent at least, from his off-field shenanigans to his on-field heroics.

However, the 2022 season turned out to be a forgettable one for Aaron. He clearly missed Davante Adams and the lack of chemistry between him and the young receivers in the unit pushed the team further down.

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Aaron Rodgers yet to take a call about his future in the NFL

Although Rodgers was able to guide his team to a few good wins which eventually allowed them to have a legitimate shot at making their way into the playoffs, they just couldn’t cross the final hurdle and got knocked out by a spirited Lions unit.

As soon as the contest ended, rumors and speculations regarding Aaron’s future in the competition started spreading like wildfire. Many opined that he might leave the competition altogether, while some claimed that he might change teams before stepping into the 2023 season.

Amidst all this, Aaron made an appearance on ‘The Pat McAfee Show’ where he was asked about his decision regarding his future in the league and also about his next ayahuasca session.

To this, Aaron replied by saying, “there won’t be another sitting and ceremony before the decision(on his future), I can tell you that, but perhaps after.”

Aaron’s response made it clear that although he is still indecisive about what he is going to do in his NFL career, he sure has plans in place for another ayahuasca retreat. While his 2022 season turned out to be a forgettable one, Aaron’s fans would expect things to improve before the coming season and an ayahuasca trip, as per Aaron’s admission, might help in that.

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