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Jared Goff Appears in Aaron Rodgers Netflix Docuseries 'Enigma'

Jared Goff expressed curiosity in rituals Aaron Rodgers has participated in.

John Maakaron

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff (16) runs for the first down against the Buffalo Bills
Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff (16) runs for the first down against the Buffalo Bills / Kimberly P. Mitchell / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff made an appearance on Aaron Rodgers' docuseries 'Enigma' currently playing on Netflix.

In episode two, Rodgers returns from a week long retreat in Costa Rica in which plant-based medicines and group gatherings took place to aid in increased spiritual and mental awareness.

Rodgers, a known Ayahuasca enthusiast, utilized the psychedelic with other NFL players and friends.

“I would say that with other psychedelics you go in thinking this is going to be a good time. I hunker down, like, ‘Okay this is going to be tough,'” Rodgers said. “It’s the hardest medicine possible that I’ve tried.”

Attending an annual gathering for Charity in California, Detroit's starting signal-caller is seen expressing his curiousity in what Rodgers went through during his retreat.

"I am curious about that stuff that you're doing down there," Goff said to Rodgers. "The medicine stuff."

After watching the ceremonies and the impact it had on the Rodgers mindset and health, many are learning more about Ayahuasca and healing retreats.

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Detroit is coming off a disappointing loss to the Buffalo Bills.

The veteran signal-caller was asked this week if the negative outside noise negatively impacts the team. As injuries have mounted, many are growing skeptical the team can end the season winning the Super Bowl.

“Yeah, it doesn’t affect us at all. I think every single week it’s a rollercoaster in this League and I think oftentimes there are overreactions every week and you just – you go with it," said Goff. "Even when things are good there are overreactions, it goes both ways.

"So yeah, that’s the nature of our business and the nature of fandom in our League and we have great fans who are very supportive that also get excited, super excited or super down about things, and that’s okay," Goff commented further. "We plan to keep supporting them and keep trying to win.”

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John Maakaron
JOHN MAAKARON

John Maakaron has covered Detroit Sports since 2013. Brings a vast array of experience covering the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Lions, Michigan Wolverines, Michigan State Spartans, Detroit Mercy Titans, and Oakland University Golden Grizzlies. John brings a wealth of sports broadcast experience. In 2013, John had the vision to establish the Detroit Sports Podcast Network. Has recorded over 3000 podcasts analyzing Detroit Sports. In 2019, Sports Illustrated Media Group, a historical sports media outlet, partnered with Detroit Sports Podcast to provide daily Lions content for their growing and expanding digital media outlet. Our Lions content can also be read in the newspaper at The Oakland  Passionate about Detroit Sports and it is reflected in his coverage of the local teams!

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