Aaron Rodgers supports international games, criticizes NFL owners on safety
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Last updated Oct 26, 2026
Aaron Rodgers advocated for a full week of international NFL games during a recent interview. He criticized NFL owners for purportedly failing to prioritize player safety, suggesting they pay only lip service to the issue. Rodgers's comments reflect ongoing discussions about expanding the league's global presence and improving player health protocols. The NFL has been exploring opportunities to increase international games to engage with a broader audience.
- •Rodgers spoke about scheduling a full week of international games.
- •He criticized NFL owners for their commitment to player safety.
- •Discussions about player health are becoming more prominent in the league.
- •The NFL is considering expanding its global footprint through international games.
- 3:57 PMESPN — Rodgers touts full week of international games, jabs at 'tight' NFL owners
"Aaron Rodgers advocated for the NFL to schedule a full week of international games and also jabbed at owners, hinting that they pay lip service to player safety.
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