Aaron Rodgers has never been one to shy away from speaking his mind, but his latest revelation has left NFL fans completely baffled. In a shocking turn of events, Rodgers admitted that before his career ends, he wanted to join… himself. Yes, you read that correctly. The legendary quarterback made an eyebrow-raising statement that has left the football world scratching its collective head.

During an exclusive interview, Rodgers was asked about his future plans and whether he still had any career goals left to accomplish. His response? “Honestly, I’ve always wanted to play alongside Aaron Rodgers. If I could join myself on the field, there’s no doubt we’d be the most unstoppable duo in NFL history.”

At first, reporters assumed Rodgers was joking, but as he continued, it became clear he was completely serious. “Think about it—who understands my game better than me? Who can read defenses, adjust plays, and make precision throws like I can? Nobody. If there were two of me on the field, the league wouldn’t know what to do. Defenses would be helpless. It would be the greatest football experience of all time.”

Social media erupted following his comments, with fans questioning whether Rodgers was just trolling the media or if he had finally gone too deep into his own philosophical mindset. Memes of “Aaron Rodgers passing to Aaron Rodgers” flooded the internet, with some even jokingly suggesting the quarterback had finally mastered the art of cloning himself.

Rodgers’ statement also raised an interesting debate about his current situation. Some believe his words were a subtle jab at his teammates, implying that no one else in the league is on his level. Others think it’s just another chapter in the quarterback’s long history of unpredictable remarks, which have ranged from thought-provoking to downright bizarre.

Regardless of how people interpret his comments, one thing is certain—Aaron Rodgers is still as confident as ever. Whether or not he ever finds a way to “join himself” on the field remains to be seen, but if history has taught us anything, it’s that with Rodgers, anything is possible.