New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers’s weekly appearances on the Pat McAfee Show don’t usually tend to be too serious—a part of his bio reads, “Ayahuasca Enthusiast,” after all.

Don't ask Aaron Rodgers, who seems to think interceptions turn Goff invincible. Here's the moment Rodgers fell for a fake stat regarding Goff's interceptions. Rodgers and Pat McAfee fell for a fake Goff stat after the Lions' "Sunday Night Football" win, and it wasn't until hours later that McAfee realized his mistake.

Aaron Rodgers made his annual appearance on the 'Pat McAfee Show' on Tuesday, during which the reigning NFL MVP and ex-NFL punter discussed the latest events that transpired across the league``

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff had one of the worst best nights one will ever see in pro football on Sunday night. The Detroit Lions beat the Houston Tex

Pat McAfee was left publicly embarrassed after he and Aaron Rodgers discussed a statistic on the former's ESPN show that turned out to be made-up by a social media user

You cannot trust everything you read on the internet. New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and The Pat McAfee Show learned that the hard way on Tuesday after they all took the bait of an X account that posted a false statistic during the Week 10 edition of Sunday Night Football.

The person who posted the fake info felt obliged to point out McAfee's and Rodgers' failure to do basic journalism.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Tuesday repeated a stat on The Pat McAfee Show that turned out to be completely made up by someone on the internet.