Aaron Rodgers has seen the light, emerging from his darkness retreat, according to ESPN’s Xuan Thai. The Packers veteran shacked up in a sparse, 300-square-foot room, equipped with only a queen bed, bathroom and a “meditation-like mat.” Scott Berman, owner and proprietor of Sky Cave Retreats, confirmed Rodgers left the facility on Wednesday, pondering his NFL future over four days spent in almost complete isolation.
Situated on hundreds of acres in rural Oregon, the “hobbit-like structure” has become a popular oasis for those seeking alternative forms of therapy, hosting countless guests including renowned adventurer Colin O’Brady, who has summited Mount Everest and traversed the South Pole, among other endurance feats.