“It’s Nic Cage!!” Aaron Rodgers surprised to find a bust of Nicolas Cage in his locker room


“It’s Nic Cage!!” Aaron Rodgers surprised to find a bust of Nicolas Cage in his locker room

Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers is a huge Nicolas Cage and he doesn’t shy away from it either. The reigning Super Bowl MVP had a spectacular entry to the training camp where he dressed up as Nicolas Cage but that wasn’t the end of it.

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On Tuesday, Aaron Rodgers found the bust of Nicolas Cage in his locker room and he didn’t know where it came from or who sent it to him. “It’s Nic Cage,” Rodgers said of the bust left in his locker after practice with the Saints. “Somebody just sent this to me yesterday with no message.”

Aaron Rodgers has been on the news the whole preseason and not just for his exceptional ability with the ball. It all started when he dressed up as Nicolas Cage from the movie Con-Air then he also revealed that he got his first tattoo and who can forget his experience with the psychedelic Ayahuasca.

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“Find someone who looks at you the way Aaron Rodgers looks at Nic Cage”: Twitter on Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers pulled up to training camp looking like Nicholas Cage
Aaron Rodgers and Nicolas Cage

Twitter was elated and excited when they saw the video of Aaron Rodgers reacting to the bust of Nic Cage shot by Rob Demovsky of ESPN. The Packers QB is very delighted and surprised at the same time.

Everyone wanted to get their reaction to this situation, we’ve selected some of the best tweets which are as follows.

On a more professional front. The Packers will open their regular season on the road against the Vikings on September 11.

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