But the potential is there for this to derail what has the makings of a special season. After all, the Chiefs barely beat Daniel Jones and the woeful Giants on Monday night. Who knows, maybe Jordan Love will lead the Packers to victory on Sunday, Rodgers will return the following week and the team will keep on rolling. What stronger message to players than to suspend the three-time MVP for a game or two? There are two sets of rules for the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. Here is the larger issue: What if he misses a game or two and the league finds that Rodgers intentionally skirted the rules? The NFL has done everything in its power to persuade – or bribe – players to get vaccinated. You might not like it but that decision should be respected. And to say that they’re not committed to their team, I think that that’s not true.” Rodgers no doubt has a reason to not be vaccinated.

As running back Aaron Jones put it, “There’s guys across the league who are not vaccinated. Really, though, this isn’t about whether Rodgers is vaccinated. Nobody, not the future Hall of Fame quarterback and not the person selling concessions, is safe. What if Rodgers misses two games? Again, that's life with COVID. This is a team that has momentum and confidence on its side. Moreover, the Packers have won seven in a row despite a wave of injuries to high-profile players.

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