Opinion: Aaron Rodgers 'silenced' from Super Bowl platform, and we can thank Robbie Gould for that
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He shows up on Pat McAfee’s show each week, occasionally making subtle digs with what he’s wearing or what’s on his bookshelf.And the Super Bowl, had the Packers made it, would have been the ultimate platform to do that, providing Rodgers endless opportunities to right the wrongs of the world as he sees them."I don't want to apologize for being myself," Rodgers told ESPN. Yet within seconds of Gould’s game-winning field goal Saturday night, the internet was flooded with jokes at his expense.“We all thought Aaron Rodgers had a shot, which has happened before.”“Everyone stop making fun of Aaron Rodgers, he hates being needled.”“Two things Aaron Rodgers can’t get into: Restaurants and the Super Bowl.”“Throw Rogan” and “Covidiot” were the trending topics on Twitter late Saturday and early Sunday.The Internet will continue to have its fun with Rodgers, and he’ll no doubt pop up somewhere during Super Bowl week.
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