| smroadkill15 said: I do want to give Aaron Rodgers the benefit of the doubt and believe he does have some allergy to one of the ingredients in 2 of the vaccines. With that said, he should have come clean about it in the first place, instead he said he was "immunized." Aaron also never said what exactly his immunization process was because it's between him and his doctors. I do think there are irregulates with certain covid protocols I do agree with him on that are kind of bs, but that doesn't change the fact he could have avoided this mess if he was honest from the beginning. |
Whether or not he is allergic to the vaccine is pretty irrelevant, he did not have to take it. If people do not want to inject something into their bodies, I think they should have that right, even if it's a dumb decision, in most circumstances. But, then it's entirely reasonable for other alternative measures to be taken, such as daily testing for instance. Not sure I necessarily agree with every measure the NFL takes for vaccinated players, they're not so onerous that I wouldn't follow them for millions of dollars per game.
