data-mm-id=”_g7hlzr0gx”>Well, this is a new one. On Thursday, Newsmax host Greg Kelly blamed Aaron Rodgers' torn Achilles tendon on his psychedelic drug use. The host claimed he saw the the four-time NFL MVP's injury coming because he used Ayahuasca which, according to Kelly, "Is a crummy substitute for God."Check the video out below:Newsmax host Greg Kelly knows why Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles: Ayahuasca."How about going to church?… Ayahuasca tea is a crummy substitute for God." pic.twitter.com/cXPb9oEME9— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) September 14, 2023That was not a parody, it was an actual segment on a supposed news channel. When the people in charge of MetLIfe Stadium's turf see this they're going to be so excited. They're completely off-the-hook, Rodgers using mind-altering drugs is to blame. Phew! New York Jets and Giants players can now relax, the turf isn't the problem, Rodgers' inner-peace is to blame. I'm not sure how Rodgers finding himself and having a happy attitude led to a tendon in his body tearing, but I'm not going to try and apply logic to Kelly's ridiculous premise. Just going to laugh and move on.
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