Not Just Football with Cam Heyward
Sep 10, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 18 segments
In Part 2, Aaron Rodgers does not hold back, unpacking years of media backlash, addressing rumors from former teammates and ex-partners, and opening up about reconciliation with his family. He also…
Aaron RodgersGuest
Cam HeywardHost
Hayden WalshHost
And I've said many times, when I said I was i- immunized, it was because that statement alone was the crux of my entire argument and ongoing appeal with the NFL around my vaccination status.
Not to mention the hypocrisy around the treatment of players that were non-vaxxed, the, uh, the inhumane way that we were treated as second-hand citizens around the facility, the way that we couldn't do anything on the road, all the [beep], six feet of distancing that Fauci in his own words, in his [beep] diaries has said was all made up.
If you read Bobby Kennedy's book about him and what he did in the, in the '80s around AIDS...
If you watched Dallas Buyers Club, do you know who the villain was in that movie? Dr.
If Bobby Kennedy said any lies now, don't you think he'd be sued for liable? But it goes through the entire history of what he's done as the highest paid, you know, government worker.
And I'm here on the phone with, uh, with the head doctor at the NFL, and he's calling me a conspiracy theorist.
When I, when I asked him, I asked him, "Hey, uh, you know, if you get the vax, can you contract or, uh, or spread the disease?" He said, "No." I said, "Well, tell me this then, Doc.
And that was like the end of the, it was like the end of the appeal at that point when I'm like, "Okay, so you don't actually give a [beep] about this," when literally so many guys on our team had fake vac- vax cards.
And do you not think that everybody should have a healthy skepticism about the pharmaceutical industry-
when you learn about the, the FDA and the CDC and their relationship and the, uh, where the funding comes from those organizations and the NIH these alphabet gangster agencies who make policies about our, our health every single day, and our livelihood and our privacy.
And I've said many times, when I said I was i- immunized, it was because that statement alone was the crux of my entire argument and ongoing appeal with the NFL around my vaccination status.
Not to mention the hypocrisy around the treatment of players that were non-vaxxed, the, uh, the inhumane way that we were treated as second-hand citizens around the facility, the way that we couldn't do anything on the road, all the [beep], six feet of distancing that Fauci in his own words, in his [beep] diaries has said was all made up.
If you read Bobby Kennedy's book about him and what he did in the, in the '80s around AIDS...
If you watched Dallas Buyers Club, do you know who the villain was in that movie? Dr.
If Bobby Kennedy said any lies now, don't you think he'd be sued for liable? But it goes through the entire history of what he's done as the highest paid, you know, government worker.
And I'm here on the phone with, uh, with the head doctor at the NFL, and he's calling me a conspiracy theorist.
When I, when I asked him, I asked him, "Hey, uh, you know, if you get the vax, can you contract or, uh, or spread the disease?" He said, "No." I said, "Well, tell me this then, Doc.
And that was like the end of the, it was like the end of the appeal at that point when I'm like, "Okay, so you don't actually give a [beep] about this," when literally so many guys on our team had fake vac- vax cards.
And do you not think that everybody should have a healthy skepticism about the pharmaceutical industry-
when you learn about the, the FDA and the CDC and their relationship and the, uh, where the funding comes from those organizations and the NIH these alphabet gangster agencies who make policies about our, our health every single day, and our livelihood and our privacy.
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