Nothing is off limits in Netflix’s new Aaron Rodgers documentary

Jets fans will tell you they’ve seen all they need to see this year, but they’ll get more — at least about their QB1 in documentary form. 

“Enigma,” Netflix’s three-part series on Aaron Rodgers, is set to debut on Dec. 17, with the trailer debuting during the Jets quarterback’s weekly appearance on Tuesday’s episode of “The Pat McAfee Show.”

The trailer, just short of two minutes, teased a look behind the scenes and into nearly every headline that has tantalized Gang Green for the past 20 months. 

Aaron Rodgers relaxing in a body of water in a frame from Netflix’s upcoming “Enigma” documentary. X / The Pat McAfee Show

It also showed Rodgers, face painted red, drinking Ayahuasca

He was seen hiking with former presidential candidate — and President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to run the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) — Robert F. Kennedy Jr., discussing thoughts of “going into politics.” 

Aaron Rodgers drinking (presumably) Ayahuasca in a frame from Netflix’s upcoming “Enigma” documentary. X / The Pat McAfee Show

Aaron Rodgers is on a hike with RFK Jr. in a frame from Netflix’s upcoming “Enigma” documentary. X / The Pat McAfee Show

Also in the trailer was Rodgers running out of the tunnel at MetLife with the American Flag in hand, then being dragged to the turf four plays later during last year’s Jets opening night. 

Rodgers was later shown being wheeled across a linoleum floor with his leg wrapped and his head in his hands.

A moment comes next, with Rodgers nursing his Achilles back to health before getting back on the field once again

Aaron Rodgers of the Jets reacts on the field during the fourth quarter of the Jets and Seattle Seahawks game in East Rutherford, NJ. Bill Kostroun/New York Post

Aaron Rodgers with his Achilles bandaged in a frame from Netflix’s upcoming “Enigma” documentary. X / The Pat McAfee Show

Nothing looks to be off-limits in the documentary, with snippets revealing other polarizing moments, such as Rodgers’ anti-vaccine stance

In sound-bites laid over video footage, the future Pro Football Hall of Famer was heard talking about his recovery — “I’m not most people” — his drug-induced spiritual journey — “the metamorphosis is happening” — and even how he hopes to be remembered — “there is football legacy and then there is character legacy.”

Aaron Rodgers receiving some sort of treatment in a frame from Netflix’s upcoming “Enigma” documentary. X / The Pat McAfee Show

But unfortunately for the Jets and Rodgers, the story, right now, does not have a triumphant ending.

The 3-9 team has stumbled through their 2024 season — a season that began with Super Bowl aspirations — the conversation has now turned to potentially benching the 10-time Pro Bowler, though interim coach Jeff Ulrbich reiterated his belief in Rodgers and that he will start this week.

“Enigma,” if nothing else, promises Gang Green fans something entertaining to watch.

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