“Filled with Pride” – UFC legend fanboys over NFL star Aaron Rodgers welcome to Jets despite disastrous injury 

There is no doubt that Aaron Rodgers is one of the most popular stars in NFL history. His star power, as well as impressive performance as a quarterback, is lauded by people around the world. Rodgers gained fans all around the world during his career. Even UFC legend and former champion Daniel Cormier is a huge fan of the new Jets quarterback.

However, Rodgers faced a serious injury that he contracted in his first game for the Jets, which will rule him out for the rest of the season. Cormier took to Instagram, where he posted a story where he spoke about Rodgers’s injury. He said, “I’m no Jets fan, but this was some of the coolest sh*t ever. I was filled with pride. I’m actually sad for the Jets, there was so much hope.”

Cormier is a huge American Football fan and follows the sport religiously. He is a dedicated New Orleans Saints fan and has sported their jersey on multiple occasions. He believes that the NFL is pretty similar to MMA in the violent aspect of the sport. Daniel Cormier has also appeared in many halftime interviews during NFL games.

There is no doubt that Rodgers is a huge UFC fan and watches fights closely. He has spoken about his love for the UFC and the fighters and has attended many UFC events. Fans will look forward to seeing Rodgers at future UFC events.

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Austen Lane believes that Aaron Rodgers would do well in the UFC

There is no doubt Aaron Rodgers has one of the most proper physiques for an athlete. He was recently praised by UFC fighter Austen Lane who earned himself a contract after successfully transitioning to MMA from the NFL. Lane was a defensive player in the NFL, won his heavyweight debut at Dana Whites Contender Series, and earned himself a contract.

He was ecstatic about his win and spoke about which NFL players could transition to MMA. Lane believes that Rodgers will be a good fit for the sport if he is on Ayahuasca, which is a psychoactive brew used by players. He said the brew opens a person’s mind to different possibilities and careers. Lane wants to test Rodgers’s ability in the cage.

Rodgers is a physical specimen, but he has no experience in MMA. He would need to train for several years before he would be ready to compete at the highest level. Overall, Aaron Rodgers is unlikely to ever fight in the UFC. However, it is an interesting possibility and one that fans of both sports would love to see.

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