Aaron Rodgers Says It's 'Unrealistic' That He'll Play for New York Jets This Season but Is Likely Back in 2024

Aaron Rodgers prior to the 2023 Pro Hall of Fame Game against the Cleveland Browns at Tom Benson Hall Of Fame Stadium on August 3, 2023 in Canton, Ohio.Photo:Nick Cammett/Getty Nick Cammett/Getty Aaron Rodgersrevealed that he won’t make a return to the football field with the New York Jets this season after the star quarterbacksuffered a complete tear to his left Achillesin the first game of the season. Rodgers, 40, made the announcement on the Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday, and confirmed that he has “been progressing steadily” while rehabbing the injury.

Aaron Rodgers Says Psychedelic Drugs Helped His Mental Health and Led to 'Best Season of My Career'

Aaron Rodgersis opening up about how his use of psychedelic drugs helped his personal mental health journey.During an interview on theAubrey Marcus Podcast, Rodgers — the longtime Green Bay Packers quarterback — said ayahuasca, a plant-based psychedelic, helped him “unconditionally love” others.“To me, one of the core tenets of your mental health is that self-love,” Rodgers told host Aubrey Marcus, who also founded the supplement company, Onnit. “That’s what ayahuasca did for me, was help me see how to unconditionally love myself.

Aaron Rodgers Says Relationship with Danica Patrick Was 'Great for Me': 'We Both Were Finding Our Way'

Aaron Rodgersis looking back on his relationship withDanica Patrick. On Wednesday’s episode of theAubrey Marcus Podcast, the Green Bay Packers quarterback, 38, opened up about how he and the former race car driver focused on mindfulness while they were together. “I was dating Danica and that relationship was great for me because she is on her own journey and spirituality is important to her,” he told host Aubrey Marcus. “We both were finding our way, learning about different things [and] practicing meditation techniques.

Aaron Rodgers Talks His Romantic Past and Says He 'Didn't Do Myself Any Favors with Some of the Girls I Dated'

Shailene Woodley, Aaron Rodgers, and Olivia Munn.Photo:Taylor Hill/WireImage; Ilya S. Savenok/Getty; VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Taylor Hill/WireImage; Ilya S. Savenok/Getty; VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty In a new Netflix docuseries aboutAaron Rodgers, the NFL quarterback laments how fame impacted his life and saysthe women he dated throughout his careercontributed to his celebrity.PEOPLE previewedAaron Rodgers: Enigma,which begins streaming today, and its three installments largely focus on Rodgers’ career trajectory and his recent controversies — including his misleading and at-times false statements about vaccines and floating conspiracy theories.

Aaron Rodgers Talks Participating in 3-Night Ayahuasca Event and His Love of Washing Dishes: It's 'Meditative'

Aaron Rodgerssays he’s experienced a “deeper love” of himself while using ayahuasca, a psychedelic drink he has touted over the last year. In the January/February issue ofMen’s Health,the Green Bay Packers quarterback revealed he participated in a three-night ceremony earlier this year that saw him drink the tea while under the guidance of a shaman. He continued: “Night one, I was still a little resistant, and night two, I fully surrendered to the process and to the master teacher, and she was benevolent in her lessons.