https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...a-look-at-the-rules-they-might-have-violated/
Here's the rules potentially violated again to save you the trouble of searching for the thread:
On Rodgers' end, he could also face a punishment if he was purposely disregarding COVID protocols. According to the protocols agreed to by the NFL and NFLPA, a player is generally fined $14,650 for a first offense, but if there are repeated offenses, they can be fined a total of one game-check. In the most serious of circumstances, a player could be suspended for up to four games for conduct detrimental to the team.
So did the Packers and/or Rodgers actually violate any rules? The simple answer seems to be yes
Since Rodgers is unvaccinated, he is supposed to be wearing a mask whenever one of his press conferences is held indoors at the team facility
Here is the actual rule from the NFL's covid protocol handbook: "All players and staff who are not fully vaccinated must wear masks (surgical masks are preferred; gaiters and masks with valves or vents are prohibited) at all times when inside the Club facilit
Rodgers has regularly been going maskless during his interviews, including back in August when he told the media that he was "immunized."
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Therefore, it appears that Rodgers has been violating rules specifically in the NFL Handbook that other players in his circumstances are following. As a result, he should be held to the same standard as far as rules, or they should get rid of the rule. So, the NFL new he was unvaccinated? That makes no difference! If anything, he should've been fined from the start like other players have. Again, not one rule for him and another for others.