What a man:
Rodgers hits trail as sled dog racer
What's Aaron Rodgers doing in his first week as the Packers' starting quarterback? He's in Alaska, sled dog racing.
Here's the great lead from the story by Gary Curlee of the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: "Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers once again found himself facing the rear ends of several athletes poised for action. This time, it wasn't 300-pound linemen waiting for the 'hike' but a team of jumping, barking and impatient sled dogs."
Rodgers was in Fairbanks for the Jeff Studdert Passenger Race on Wednesday. It's a prelude — sort of a pro-am — to the Open North American Championship Sled Dog Race. He started out as the passenger on a two-man, 11-dog sled, then took over as the driver halfway through the race.
(Sounds like his Packers career, eh?)
Rodgers was part of a group of NFL players visiting Army soldiers and families at nearby Fort Wainwright on a five-day trip organized by Unlimited Potential, a Christian outreach group. The Packers provided door prizes for Wednesday's prayer luncheon.
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Alaska? Dogsled racing? That's manly.
Rodgers hits trail as sled dog racer
What's Aaron Rodgers doing in his first week as the Packers' starting quarterback? He's in Alaska, sled dog racing.
Here's the great lead from the story by Gary Curlee of the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: "Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers once again found himself facing the rear ends of several athletes poised for action. This time, it wasn't 300-pound linemen waiting for the 'hike' but a team of jumping, barking and impatient sled dogs."
Rodgers was in Fairbanks for the Jeff Studdert Passenger Race on Wednesday. It's a prelude — sort of a pro-am — to the Open North American Championship Sled Dog Race. He started out as the passenger on a two-man, 11-dog sled, then took over as the driver halfway through the race.
(Sounds like his Packers career, eh?)
Rodgers was part of a group of NFL players visiting Army soldiers and families at nearby Fort Wainwright on a five-day trip organized by Unlimited Potential, a Christian outreach group. The Packers provided door prizes for Wednesday's prayer luncheon.
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Alaska? Dogsled racing? That's manly.