Aaron Rodgers blocked Jordan Love from playing in the 49ers game because of his ego.
[Aaron Rodgers] didn't need this [game]... this would have been the perfect time for Jordan Love to get out there and get some reps in. My conspiracy theorist tinfoil hat says Aaron Rodgers put the kibosh on that.
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