Netflix releases new Aaron Rodgers documentary trailer with focus on his introverted retreats and NFL fans are divided
A new trailer for an impending Aaron Rodgers documentary has been released by NETFLIX.
Rodgers’ life on and off the field will be explored in the three-part documentary series.
The series is titled “Aaron Rodgers: Enigma” and will debut on December 17.
Rodgers, 41, appears to be meditating at the start of the trailer.
“I live between two worlds of the extroverted and an introverted lover of silence,” he says.
As the video cuts between shots of Rodgers practicing, the quarterback states, “I’m trying to beat back Father Time and the expectations.”
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The sharing of “controversial and crazy conspiracy theories” by Rodgers is then mentioned in the trailer.
Stephen A. Smith’s statement that “Aaron Rodgers isn’t for everybody” is also featured in an audio clip.
“Losing friendships, family, it was heartbreaking,” the New York Jets star then confesses in a mysterious way.
The trailer then cuts to Rodgers’ horrific Achilles tear sustained against the Buffalo Bills in the season opener last year.
Clips of the quarterback in the early phases of his recuperation are shown, first in a wheelchair and later on crutches.
When Rodgers says, “I’m coming back to do it all,”
Aaron Rodgers issues statement over retirement rumors and makes major New York Jets decision
As the trailer delves deeper into his spiritual side, he continues, “the metamorphosis is happening”.
He states, “There’s footballlegacy, then there’s character legacy,” before posing the question, “When that ride comes to a stop, who are you going to be?” to end the trailer.
The most recent in a long series of sports films to air on Netflix is Aaron Rodgers: Enigma.
“Quarterback” is one of them; it followed Marcus Mariota, Kirk Cousins, and Patrick Mahomes during the 2022 campaign.
Last year, the eight-episode series debuted.
‘THAT’S 100 PER CENT FALSE’
Rodgers’ Jets have had yet another poor season and are now 3-9.
Rodgers addressed retirement rumors last week when he appeared on The Pat McAfee Show.
“As far as my future goes, I haven’t told anybody in my life that I want to play in 2025 and not on the Jets, so that’s 100 per cent false,” he said.
“I actually said the exact opposite: I’m going to wait and see what happens with Brick, the offensive staff, and the general manager at the end of the season to see whether they want me back.
“I’ve had a great experience in New York, but there are a lot of factors that are beyond my control.
Naturally, we haven’t achieved the success that we all hoped for, but I’ve enjoyed living in Jersey, making some wonderful friends on the squad, spending time in the city, and getting to know the supporters.
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“I’m not leaping off the ship like, ‘Oh, I certainly want to play and not in New York,’ because I came here to win.
“I don’t even know if I want to play yet but New York will be my first option.”
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