@SnipSnip He was purposefully deceptive and didn’t follow the rules for unvaccinated players.
We, who are at higher risk, rely on people being honest about their vaccination status and behaviors. He took the choice away from the people around him on how careful to be when near him. People like Rodgers are garbage. They are willing to kill others. I choose to distance far from unvaccinated friends. On the other extreme are my vaccinated friends who still mask indoors, I don’t worry about distancing as much. I get to choose where I take my risk based on their honesty.
People can be unvaccinated, that’s fine, no one is holding a gun to their head to get vaccinated, but they are like a gun to the heads of people who have a high risk of dying from covid. A lot of football players are at high risk. A lot of players are very overweight.
He didn’t have to lie, but he chose to. I guess because he knew he would be judged for not getting vaccinated. Actually, that’s the answer to the main Q. He knew most people expect and assume the players are vaccinated. My guess is most players readily told each other they were vaccinated, so happy to have it done, just like we did here where I live, and Rodgers was the odd man out.