Packers QB Rodgers Returns After COVID-19 Diagnosis, Vaccine Comments

Packers QB Rodgers Returns After COVID-19 Diagnosis, Vaccine Comments
Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers have some unfinished playoff business to attend to after last year's late-game meltdown against in Seattle. Christian Petersen/Getty Images
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers returned to the field on Nov. 14 following his COVID-19 diagnosis and 10-day quarantine, as well as comments questioning the efficacy of vaccines and mandates.

Rodgers, 37, a three-time NFL Most Valuable Player, was placed on the COVID-19 and injury list earlier this month after he was diagnosed with COVID-19, the illness caused by the CCP virus. He missed last week’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs after the diagnosis.
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