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Last month, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers decided to skip the team’s mandatory minicamp to travel to Egypt. He defended that decision during a recent press conference, but his comments do not seem to be going over well.

Aaron Rodgers made it clear that he has no regrets about his decision to travel to Egypt instead of attend the team’s mandatory minicamp, calling it a “bucket list” destination that he has wanted to go to “ever since I was in a gifted and talented education class.”

“It’s obviously more of an issue outside the building than there was inside the building,” Rodgers said according to Pro Football Talk. “Robert [Saleh] and I are great. We had great conversations throughout the offseason, had a fun one last night in his office till later on. So, it is what it is. I’m an adult. I knew what I was getting into. I knew the fine that was coming and also knew how much I wanted to be in Egypt. I wish there hadn’t been a conflict scheduling-wise, but, you know, it was what it was.”

But not everyone was happy with this explanation from Rodgers as he quickly got absolutely blasted on social media as people expressed their outrage.

Clearly, people were not happy with Rodgers.

[Pro Football Talk]