"This guy needs to be in prison", "ARodg was cheesin’ off the perc" - NFL fans share mixed responses to video of Aaron Rodgers apparently being high on Percocet during game against Bears

Aaron Rodgers during an NFL game and during an interview with Joe Rogan
Aaron Rodgers during an NFL game and during an interview with Joe Rogan

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is no stranger to controversy. The 18-year veteran has made headlines this offseason for calling out his teammates, admitting to using psychedelics and possibly retiring.

Rodgers made an appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience recently, and the two discussed a wide range of different topics. One of the most jaw-dropping moments of the interview came when Rodgers opened up to Rogan about using Percocets during a game.

Fans were quick to scour through his old matches and post-game interviews to find the match in question. The consensus is that they were successful. A postseason interview emerged where Rodgers seemed a little different to his usual self. He suffered a knee injury and in the first half only completed three passes for 13 yards. In the second half, he completed 17 passes for 273 yards and three touchdowns in an epic comeback.

Watch the video below and see for yourself:

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As the old video made the rounds, fans were quick to share their thoughts on the matter. Here are the top comments:

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Aaron Rodgers is no stranger to drugs

Green Bay Packers v New York Giants
Green Bay Packers v New York Giants

Aaron Rodgers is no stranger to narcotics. While it was news to many that Rodgers took percocets during a game, he opened up about using psychedelics earlier this offseason.

Rodgers spoke about using ayahuasca in South America, stating that it helped him find inner peace. The Green Bay Packers quarterback complimented the narcotic for helping him find himself and repairing past relationships. He spoke on the Aubrey Marcus podcast about how it helped him to love himself and others more effectively.

Rodgers won't face a suspension for his offseason adventures, as he didn't test positive for any banned substances. It's very likely the NFL would rather he keep these matters to himself, but he seems intent on toeing the line.

It will be interesting to see if he manages to talk himself into trouble before too long.

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