Aaron Rodgers did not cut his hair. He only had it pulled back in a little bun during an interview on Barstool Sports' Pardon My Take podcast. After showing up to training camp in full Nicholas Cage attire, with his dreamy locks flowing in the breeze, some fans were concerned. For anyone that was worried about the four-time MVP cutting his hair, you can lay your concerns to rest.
On the show, Rodgers spoke about the enjoyment he gets out of beating the Chicago Bears, his favorite win against them, and how he gets into rhythm against certain defenses.
When asked about his favorite win against the Terrors of the Midway, he mentioned a 2013 game where the division championship was on the line.
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“Probably 2013. Only because I came back from my collarbone, Randall came back from his knee injury, and then, somehow it was for the division. You know, after so many things happened for us to be in it, and I believe Detroit was still in it the week before and they had a bad loss to somebody, so it came down to like, our game. And, neither team was great that year, but we’re still playing for a home playoff game.”
Aaron Rodgers will head into the 2022-23 season with a new-look receiving corp
For those fans disappointed with the lack of haircut news, it’s worth the time to watch the full discussion as the Packers quarterback delved deep into the ins and outs of playing the position. There were also several laughs as he and host and hopeless Bears fan Big Cat traded jabs.
On the field, Aaron Rodgers will head into the 2022-23 season with a new No. 1 wide receiver in Allen Lazard, and will work to build chemistry with Juwann Winfree and Danny Davis. Unfortunately, promising rookie Christian Watson is reportedly day-to-day after offseason knee surgery.
With a fit and firing Rodgers under center, Green Bay will fancy their chances of reaching the playoffs at the very least.
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