Howard Stern’s criticism of the embarrassed is redoubled National Football League Star Aaron Rogers‘Vaccine comments, implying that he suffered from CTE on Tuesday’s show.
“You know you don’t have to study it. Go to the doctor. You fucking idiot, Aaron Rogers. Big fool,” he said on the show. “It might be the fucking beginning-what’s that when you get too many shots in the head?”
His comment refers to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, commonly known as CTE, a degenerative brain disease It is believed to be related to concussion. It is believed that many football players suffer from CTE because the concussion is caused by a powerful blow to the head.
Rogers has been under fire after testing positive for COVID-19 last week. He previously claimed to be “immune.” He was accused of lying and spreading misinformation about the virus, which has caused hundreds of thousands of deaths in the United States alone.
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“The big dummy sitting there,’I know what to do. I’m going to take the horse fucking urine and stick it on my body,'” Stern said, criticizing Rogers for saying that he had taken ive bacteria. After testing positive for the virus, even if the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (Food and Drug Administration) It has not been authorized as a treatment for COVID-19.
So star Criticized Rogers on Monday’s show, Saying that he believes the NFL should “throw” him out of the league because of his vaccine comments.
“This damn guy — I don’t watch football, I’m sorry. I’m not a loyal fan. I know this guy is a really good football player — that’s why they put up with his bull ***,” Stern Said Monday.
He added: “You have a doctor who studies in medical school. I don’t know what is happening in this country.”
Rogers has previously stated that he has conducted “a lot of research” on vaccines, claiming that he is allergic to a component in mRNA vaccines-vaccines produced by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna. He was also hesitant to take the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
He also said that he talked to the podcast Joe Rogan and has been doing “many things he recommends” to treat his illness, including taking ivermectin.
Tuesday, Rogers Said he was “full responsibility” For anyone “misled” by his previous comments about vaccines.
Rogers said in an interview: “I have made some comments that people may think are misleading. For those who are misled by these comments, I take full responsibility for these comments.” Pat McAfee show podcast.
Stern was not the only one who condemned Rogers’ remarks.Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw criticized him for lying, and Danger! Star Matt Amodio wrote Twitter Rogers put other people’s “health at risk.”
“I will give Aaron Rogers some advice. It would be nice if he had just come to the Naval Academy and learned how to be honest. [and] Learned not to lie,” Bradshaw said Sunday. “Because that’s what you do, Aaron. You lied to everyone. “
