Aaron Rodgers: Jerk or Hero? Packers QB Goes Rogue | College Bowl Games Are Dying? | Ep 123
January 6, 2022
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as posted by the channelAaron Rodgers has not only stood up for vaccine freedom, but he is now touting Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged” and talking about conservative icon Chuck Norris. Can he stay strong against the mainstream media calling him a jerk? Former NBA first-round pick Royce White compares the Packers quarterback to LeBron James, Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving, and Bucs play-caller Tom Brady. “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim debates Jason on the demise of the NCAA Bowl game season and the controversial comments from ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit. Plus, on Tennessee Harmony, Pastor Anthony looks at the Antonio Brown and Mina Kimes controversies from a biblical perspective.
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