After a video of 40-year-old New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers apparently eating a booger on the sidelines during the ...

During the Jets-Steelers game, Aaron Rodgers found himself in the spotlight for a different kind of play—one that involved a ...

Sure, the kid eating their boogers at school tends to be the outcast, but according to surveys, they’re just the ones who got ...

There’s an old joke: What’s the difference between broccoli and boogers? You can’t get kids to eat broccoli. There definitely ...

But if you decide to eat it instead, it stands to reason that you're putting yourself at risk of infection. Because as your body digests the booger, it can release those harmful pathogens into ...

Naturally, social media erupted with allegations that the Jets quarterback was chowing down on his own boogers. “I’ve actually never eaten my boogers,” Rodgers said Tuesday, October 22 on ...

The internet sees everything, which is unfortunate for Aaron Rodgers. During the New York Jets’ 37-15 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Rodgers was caught on camera apparently picking ...

Some of the most popular, which even old adults make have heard: skibidi: A reference to the viral “Skibidi Dop Dop Yes Yes” meme song by Little Big, often accompanied by silly dance moves.

The Rodgers-booger segment can be found below: Tweets by AaronRodgers12 This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: Jets' Aaron Rodgers denies eating a booger on the sideline ...

Per the video evidence, Rodgers appears to: (1) pick his nose; and (2) eat it. To their credit ... But then came the inevitable denial: “I’ve actually never eaten my boogers, that’s one thing I’m very ...

On Tuesday's episode of The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers was asked about the clip of him seemingly picking his nose and putting his finger in his mouth right after during the game on Sunday.

In the final phase of boogerfication, the mucus, dirt, and other junk dry up and clump together, forming the nasal classic-- the booger.