Few athletes in the history of the NFL have had more attention than Aaron Rodgers. Here are five of the most intriguing topics from his new documentary, “Enigma.”

Taylor Hill/WireImage; Ilya S. Savenok/Getty; VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty In a new Netflix docuseries about Aaron Rodgers, the NFL quarterback laments how fame impacted his life and says the ...

The series doesn’t even address the Jimmy Kimmel controversy that exploded earlier this year: Rodgers falsely connected the late-night host to a list of Jeffrey Epstein associates, igniting a bitter feud.

From interesting haircuts, discount double checks, a Super Bowl win, MVPs to controversy and an unceremonious exit from Green Bay, Rodgers has lived many NFL lives in his two decades on the gridiron. The quarterback's profile has only grown in recent years as a wildly successful NFL career has wound down.

Aaron Rodgers has always been more than just a player. He’s an enigma. Netflix’s new docu-series, Aaron Rodgers: Enigma, dives deep into the New York Jets quarterback’s life—and it’s a rollercoaster of revelations. From his fallout with the Green Bay Packers to his estranged family relationships, Rodgers leaves no stone unturned.

On Tuesday, Netflix released a three-part documentary chronicling the past and present of Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The title of the documentary is “Aaron Rodgers: Enigma,” but after ...

Netflix just released a three-part documentary chronicling Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers. From Covid to RFK Jr. to ayahuasca, it's a pretty weird watch.

On the day his brother Aaron Rodgers’ docuseries hit Netflix, documenting the downfall of their relationship, Jordan Rodgers was living his best life across the pond. Jordan, 36, and his wife, former Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher,

Aaron Rodgers revealed during Monday’s episode of “The Pat McAfee Show” that he has a girlfriend. The Jets quarterback, 41, was last publicly linked to Mallory Edens, the daughter of Bucks owner Wes Edens. Rodgers slipped the news in when discussing that he buys his Christmas gifts online and was concerned about an order he was waiting on.

The four-time MVP gets high on ayahuasca, dishes on how plant medicine has changed his life and goes deep on his relationship to faith, family, spirituality and the high-profile rifts with the press (from conspiracy theories and COVID-19 "immunity") that have plagued his career.

We are speaking several days after the premiere of the Netflix documentary Aaron Rodgers: Enigma, which took us so long to review in part because we didn’t realize it was in three parts and over three hours long.