The rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears, certainly one of professional soccer’s oldest, seems to have adopted former Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers all the way in which to the New Jersey Meadowlands — and, regrettably, even to the physio’s inspecting desk.
Rodgers, in fact, was felled by a season-ending Achilles harm on Monday night time in his fourth regular-season play from scrimmage as a member of the New York Jets.
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In Chicago, the place the house group had suffered a lopsided loss to their northern archrival a day earlier, empathy for Rodgers — profession file vs. Chicago: 25-5 — was not on the menu.
Far from it, because the legendarily antagonistic hot-dog stand the Wieners Circle rapidly tossed up a message to Rodgers, who had courted controversy in 2021 by reportedly deceptive the general public and the Packers group concerning his vaccination standing after which doubled down by showing to forged doubt on vaccines towards the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 extra usually — at the same time as he insisted he was no “anti-vaxx flat-Earther.”
The Wieners Circle, consistent with its popularity, didn’t shy from “@”-ing the wounded sign caller:
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Several miles south — and a mile or so west of Soldier Field — a neighborhood tavern was mixing substances into an $8 cocktail known as the Torn Achilles:
Arguably beating each to the punch, a comic weighed in minutes after the fateful Rodgers sack (recall that the entrance web page of the tabloid New York Post dated the Jets’ Rodgers Era to eight:17-8:28 p.m. on Monday), at the same time as he lamented his tardiness:
Even Rodgers’s former longtime backers throughout the Wisconsin state line had been stingy with their sympathy, in line with a social-media publish from a Milwaukee bar:
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