(2) Rodgers is the sort of guy who can bridge partisan divides and help start the healing in America.

Blue State audiences will take comfort in the fact that Rodgers was one of the few big names to come out in favor of NFL players taking a knee: “My opinion is that social justice and social inequality is an issue. I stand with my teammates in the belief that real change needs to happen. At that time, what we decided to do was to lock arms,” Rodgers said. “I just think the best way to grow is to listen, but listening requires being quiet. For me, it’s about listening to my African American teammates.”

Meanwhile, Red State audiences have found something to love in Rodgers’s fondness for salt-of-the-earth podcasters, such as multimillionaire former TV star Joe Rogan. When Aaron Rodgers wore a hoodie sweatshirt denouncing the evils of cancel culture, the elites fumed while normies everywhere smiled. Left and right, elites and proles, he has something for everyone!