Despite the fact that Bears fans might have trusted a portion of the Packers scores were a fantasy Sunday, it seems this surprising end zone festivity was as a matter of fact genuine – and may have been a sign of approval for quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ unusual offseason that ignited titles.
The odd scene unfurled after Rodgers tossed a pass to Allen Lazard in the second quarter of the game at Lambeau Field.
Soon after the pass, a few players celebrated by putting their hands out as Lazard claimed to empty something into them. Then, at that point, a few players fell in reverse to the ground.
Many fans on Twitter rushed to direct out the expected reference toward Rodgers’ exceptionally broadcasted utilization of ayahuasca.
Rodgers talked about on “The Aubrey Marcus Digital recording” last month how he went on an ayahuasca retreat to Peru in 2020, preceding the third of his four MVP seasons. Ayahuasca is characterized as a psychoactive drink local to South America and is frequently utilized for strict, ceremonial or restorative purposes.
Rodgers said on the web recording that the retreat gave him “a profound and significant appreciation forever” and added that “I returned and realized I was never going to be something very similar.” Rodgers said he accepted the experience helped prepare for his prosperity that year.
Authorities expressed utilization of the stimulating beverage during an offseason retreat isn’t viewed as an infringement of the NFL’s medication strategy.
The Packers proceeded to beat the Bears 27-10 on Sunday night.
