Aaron Rodgers once again dives into the murky debate of aliens following reported sighting in Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has given his thoughts on a strange sighting in Wisconsin on Monday night. Per several reports, people saw flashing lights in the sky and some even got video evidence.
It happened late at night and everyone is wondering what exactly they saw in the sky. But for Rodgers, it can only be one thing -- a UFO.
He was speaking on The Pat McAfee Show and was asked about the strange sighting in his state. He gave his thoughts after seeing the video, saying:
“It’s definitely UFOs. I think people get so weirded out when you say UFOs. No, it's an unidentified flying object -- that’s what it stands for. So yes, those are UFOs for sure. The other night I was driving back late at night and I saw some crazy sh*t in the sky, but it turned out to be some weird flashing lights that were reflecting off of something. It kind of tripped me out for a bit."
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“But that, that I wish I had seen because that’s awesome.”
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Many will no doubt now come for the Packers star over his comments, but he isn't wrong. Technically speaking, it is a UFO as it is unidentified, but that won't stop the masses from going after the quarterback.
Aaron Rodgers and Packers are still in the playoff hunt
After a 24-12 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football, the Packers now move to 6-8 on the season. With the Washington Commanders, Seattle Seahawks, and Detroit Lions all in contention, Green Bay could make a late run into the postseason.
While they would need to win all their remaining games and hope for other results to fall their way, it is still not out of the question to have number 12 in the playoffs. Something that seemed unimaginable just weeks ago.
But for all the good that happened at Lambeau Field against the Rams, many will still think Green Bay doesn't have a shot. However, with Rodgers under center, you can never fully count them out.
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