A new three-part Netflix docuseries, "Aaron Rodgers: Enigma," will offer an intimate look into the New York Jets quarterback's life, covering his injury rehabilitation, an Ayahuasca experience in Costa Rica, and reflections on his 18-year tenure with the Green Bay Packers. The trailer, revealed on "The Pat McAfee Show," also features a surprising question from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about Rodgers' potential political aspirations.

This inquiry follows previous speculation about Rodgers as Kennedy's potential running mate during his presidential campaign. Kennedy ultimately chose Nicole Shanahan and later endorsed Donald Trump, who subsequently appointed Kennedy to lead the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Rodgers described the documentary as "pretty wide open," covering diverse topics and offering a vulnerable glimpse into a challenging yet rewarding year. He expressed gratitude for the people he met during this period and anticipates revisiting this documented journey in the future.

This release comes amidst the Jets' current 3-9 season, marked by Rodgers' struggles with a 62.5% completion rate, 2,627 passing yards, 19 touchdowns, and eight interceptions. While interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich initially hinted at a possible quarterback change after a loss to the Seattle Seahawks, he later affirmed his confidence in Rodgers' ability to lead the team.

The Jets will face the Miami Dolphins on the road this Sunday, aiming to break their losing streak. The upcoming documentary promises a deeper look into Rodgers' personal journey during this turbulent period in his career.