Hard Knocks will follow Aaron Rodgers’ New York Jets this year

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Hard Knocks might be set up for its best and weirdest season yet. The behind-the-scenes show that follows NFL teams during the off-season will be following the New York Jets next, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter. What that means, more importantly, is that this season of Hard Knocks will follow Aaron Rodgers.

If you haven’t been following along for the last several years, the former Green Bay Packers quarterback is now a Jet, and he’s gotten a little bit weird over the last few years. That ranges from lying about his COVID-19 vaccination status, to experimenting with hallucinogens, to espousing the witchcraft of spelling.

Adding to that list, Rodgers said he decided to join the Jets after he went to a pitch black cave for four days. He said it was so he would “have a better sense of where I’m at in my life,” and so he could decide if he wanted to retire or move to a new team.

Now I would never dare to tell an elite athlete what they should or shouldn’t do to be great at their sport, or how they should decide which organization they want to (probably) make north of $150 million from. But one thing I can say for sure is that cave/hallucinogen-based decision making is exactly the kind of content I want from Hard Knocks.

As for whether or not NFL Film productions and HBO will let Rodgers be his full unfiltered self on the show or not remains to be seen. While nothing about this season is official just yet, Hard Knocks usually starts airing something in early August.

 

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