“Sad to watch A-Rod slowly develop CTE” – Aaron Rodgers igniting controversial Joe Biden body double theory doesn’t sit well with fans on social media

It hadn’t been long since Aaron Rodgers’ name got wrapped up in the controversial Sandy Hook conspiracy theories. But the quarterback had already cooked up another conspiracy involving the United States President, Joe Biden. 

Aaron Rodgers made a recent appearance on the I Can Fly podcast. The New York Jets quarterback addressed the double body theory about President Biden, saying he isn’t really Joe Biden. 

The country’s in a bad place and it’s not going to get better with Weekend at Bernie’s, who can barely put a sentence together, if that’s even him. It’s not going to get better I don’t think with Mr. Trump, Mr. President Trump, who had four years to do it and kept Anthony Fauci in charge. 

Aaron Rodgers said

Rodgers enlightened his fans about the conspiracy theories he believed, and the one which sparked the most infamous and controversial was the assassination of former U.S. president John F. Kennedy. He claimed that both the CIA and the FBI were involved in that assassination. 

Interestingly, Rodgers’ name has been mentioned as the most likely candidate for Vice-President if Robert F. Kennedy, JFK’s son, and Rodgers’ close friend, wins the presidential election. Based on this interview, it appears the NFL star quarterback did an unofficial campaign for his good friend, RFK for the Presidential election.

Fans react to Aaron Rodgers’ double body conspiracy for Joe Biden 

As expected, Rodgers’ bizarre claim about the double body surrounding US President Biden was not well-received by the fans. As soon as the quarterback’s quotes surfaced on the internet, fans didn’t wait a second to slam him and discard another conspiracy theory by him. They didn’t hold back from calling the former NFL MVP a ‘weirdo.’ 

One fan wrote on X, “It’s been kinda sad to watch arod slowly develop CTE throughout his career,” while another wrote, “Dude! Just focus on getting the ball to Breece! And bringing happiness to millions of grandpas once before they die!!” Here are some of the fan reactions: 

Though most of the users slammed Rodgers for his conspiracy theory, it appears many came in support as well. Many agreed with him, saying ‘it’s true’ or ‘we already know this.’ Unfortunately, we can never know which side to believe in.

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