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Jimmy Kimmel makes fun of Aaron Rodgers’ reported Sandy Hook comments with mock-conspiracy theory

The war between Aaron Rodgers and Jimmy Kimmel has died down a bit, but Kimmel is on the prowl again.

The conflict between the two began earlier this year when Mr. Rogers said Mr. Kimmel should expect Jeffrey Epstein’s client list not to be made public and hinted that Mr. Kimmel’s name would be on the list.

Rodgers later said he was taken out of context, but not until Kimmel called him an “ah, a-hole.”

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Jimmy Kimmel followed up his Oscar joke about former President Trump’s “prison life” with a late-night segment about what his life in prison would be like. (Randy Holmes/ABC via Getty Images)

However, Mr. Rogers has come back into the spotlight after reports that he had doubts about the events of the Sandy Hook shooting.

So Kimmel decided to fabricate his own conspiracy theory about Rogers.

“I’m not a conspiratorial person, so I don’t like this kind of thing,” Kimmel said. said in a monologue this week. “But I have my own issues with Aaron Rodgers. I’ve been looking into this for the past few months and I think it’s time to share something with the world. You’re going to be shocked, so take a seat.”

“Aaron Rodgers never played football. He’s not a football player. He lied his entire career,” Kimmel jokingly revealed.

“His first NFL game was last year — the week before his first game against the Jets, Aaron’s shadow player who had previously played every game for him was diagnosed with COVID-19. They died, but none of them were fools.”

Jimmy Kimmel and Aaron Rodgers

FILE – Jimmy Kimmel (left) in a file photo in Los Angeles on September 14, 2019. New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers (right) in this Aug. 12, 2023 file photo. (TV Academy/AP concept)

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Kimmel was, of course, referring to Rodgers tearing his Achilles tendon on his fourth snap as a New York Jet.

Kimmel said his mock theory is “more believable than what Aaron Rodgers told people happened at Sandy Hook.”

Mr. Rogers issued a statement Thursday saying, “Instead, [has] There was never an opinion that the event did not happen. ”

Aaron Rodgers stands behind the podium as the New York Jets' newest QB is announced.

Aaron Rodgers became a social media sensation after jamming out at a Taylor Swift concert. (Elsa/Getty Images)

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The report comes after a representative for Robert F. Kennedy confirmed to Fox News Digital that he was “considering” Rogers as vice president because Kennedy Jr. is running as an independent candidate. It was announced after.

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