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Aaron Rodgers Weirdly Mocked A Kid Who He Almost Hit During Golf Tournament, And The Internet Is Rightfully Dunking On Him
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NFL star Aaron Rodgers is facing backlash after a video surfaced showing him making a sarcastic comment to a kid he nearly hit with a golf ball during a tournament. While some defend it as harmless banter, many online are calling it tone-deaf and unnecessary—especially since the kid looked genuinely startled. The clip has sparked debate over whether Rodgers was just joking or being a jerk.
Editor’s Note: Athletes are constantly under scrutiny, and moments like this—caught on camera and dissected online—can quickly shift public perception. Whether it’s a misjudged joke or a real lack of empathy, it’s a reminder that even off-field antics can dent a star’s reputation. For fans, it’s another layer to the polarizing Rodgers saga: genius QB or out-of-touch diva? Either way, the internet won’t let it slide.

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