Aaron Rodgers challenges 'Mr. Pfizer,' Travis Kelce, and Dr. Fauci to debate him and RFK Jr. on the vaccine



New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers issued a challenge to vaccine promoter Travis Kelce and Dr. Anthony Fauci to debate the coronavirus vaccines after mocking Kelce's vaccine commercial.

Rodgers made the suggestion while being interviewed on the "Pat McAfee Show" after he referred to Kelce as "Mr. Pfizer" on a previous interview.

"Mr. Pfizer said he didn't think he would be in a vax war with me. He didn't think he'd be in a vax war with me," said Rodgers.

"This ain't a war, homie," he added. "This is just conversation. But if you want to have some sort of duel, debate, have me on the podcast, come on the show. Let's have a conversation."

He went on to say that they should pair up in the debate and chose Robert F. Kennedy, the independent presidential candidate and vaccine skeptic, as his debate partner.

"I'm gonna take my man RFK Jr., right, and he can have Tony Fauci or some other pharmacrat, and we can have a conversation about this!" he laughed.

Rodgers also mocked those who were triggered by his joke calling Kelce "Mr. Pfizer" on the previous podcast episode.

"Was that not incredible last week, people getting absolutely triggered?" Rodgers said.

"I made a tiny little joke about a guy shilling for a potentially (it's not potentially) corrupt company, and everybody kinda loses their minds a little bit," he added.

Rodgers was expected to give an enormous boost to the Jets' playoff chances, but those hopes were dashed when he suffered a season-ending injury only four plays into his first game in New Jersey. The Jets went on to win that game without Rodgers but have only won one other game since then.

Here's the video of Rodgers challenging Kelce and Fauci:

Aaron Rodgers Responds To New "Mr. Pfizer" Travis Kelce Jersey, "Mr. Johnson & Johnson" | Pat McAfee www.youtube.com

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Aaron Rodgers mocks Travis Kelce over vaccine commercial after New York Jets lose to Kansas City Chiefs



Injured New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers ridiculed another NFL football player over his marketing partnership with a vaccine manufacturer after his team suffered a close loss.

Rodgers was celebrated by vaccine skeptics after he openly opposed the NFL's vaccine requirements during the pandemic and lockdown. He also lambasted President Joe Biden and corporate policies that shut down dissenting voices about vaccines.

On Tuesday he referred to Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce as "Mr. Pfizer" during his interview on the Pat McAfee Show about the Jets' latest loss.

"There's some sentiment that there's some sort of moral victory out there, that we hung with the champs, and that you know, our defense played well, and Pat [Mahomes] didn't have a crazy game, and you know, Mr. Pfizer, we kinda shut him down a little bit," said Rodgers.

"I felt like for the most part, we played really tough on defense, especially for the last three quarters, and that was important for us!" he added.

While he continued to answer the question, McAfee and his co-host were unable to control their laughter over the jab at Kelce.

"The delivery was very solid!" said McAfee about the joke later in the show. "That's a good joke!"

Rodgers was touted as the key to a winning season for the Jets after he was traded from the Green Bay Packers but those hopes were dashed when he was injured four plays into his first game against the Buffalo Bills. He is recovering from a torn ACL injury and is expected to return next season but Rodgers has hinted that he is wanting to return to the field in the current season.

The Jets lost to the Chiefs in a surprisingly close game of 20 to 23 at their matchup on Sunday Night Football at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

Here's the video of Rodgers' mocking comment:

Aaron Rodgers Talks His Conversation With "Mr. Pfizer" Travis Kelce | Pat McAfee Show www.youtube.com

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