New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed regret over his 2021 statement claiming he was 'immunized' against COVID-19, which led to widespread criticism once it was revealed he was unvaccinated. In his upcoming unauthorized biography, 'Out of the Darkness: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers,' he admits he should have been more straightforward about his allergy to polyethylene glycol (PEG) and his refusal to get vaccinated. Rodgers clarified that his use of 'immunized' was part of an appeal to the NFL to consider his homeopathic treatment as equivalent to vaccination, which was ultimately rejected. He now acknowledges that his choice of words only provided critics with ammunition against him and overshadowed other aspects of his career. The biography also explores his personal life, including his strained family relationships and his football career. Rodgers maintains he would still refuse the vaccine if given another chance.