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Aaron Rodgers disappeared into a small tent and left everyone super confused

Don't question his methods.

Jacob Lauing

on November 29, 2016

Aaron Rodgers disappeared into a small tent and left everyone super confused

Aaron, you mysterious man, you. Credit: Al Bello/Getty Images

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers passed for 313 yards and two touchdowns in Monday night's victory over the Eagles.

But it's not Rodgers' stat line that has everyone talking.

It's his mysterious third-quarter disappearance into a sideline tent. Shortly after tweaking his hamstring, Rodgers made a trip to a small black tent on the Packers sideline.

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Where is Aaron Rodgers going?!?https://t.co/Lt4zhO9jjS
— NFL Retweet (@NFLRT) November 29, 2016

We can thank Twitter for these hilarious hypotheses for Rodgers' tent excursion.

Aaron Rodgers is conducting the WI recount in the tent
— Kirsten Fleming (@KirFlem) November 29, 2016

Olivia Munn was inside that tent telling Aaron Rodgers who he can and cannot talk to.
— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) November 29, 2016

If Aaron Rodgers doesn't come out that tent with two bass and a walleye then it wasn't worth it.
— Ted Perry (@TheTeditorial) November 29, 2016

Aaron Rodgers probably just went into the tent to "send a trade offer to the Browns."
— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) November 29, 2016

Rodgers just went to narnia in that tent
— 🕴 (@sprice54) November 29, 2016

Is this the tent Aaron Rodgers was in? If so, It's on sale for 120 bucks at Walmart right now. #MNF pic.twitter.com/RqcNlnKHt6
— Jarrett Payton (@paytonsun) November 29, 2016

OK, but what was he actually doing in there?

As it turns out, Rodgers needed some private medical treatment, according to Packers beat writer Ryan Wood.

#Packers QB Aaron Rodgers said he had to "drop my drawers" to get taped up, didn't want to do that on national TV. Hence, the sideline tent.
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) November 29, 2016

Jacob Lauing

Jacob is Mashable's Sports Intern. He graduated from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, where he studied journalism and served as editor-in-chief of Mustang News, Cal Poly's student newspaper. Some of Jacob's favorite activities include watching baseball, playing music and eating bagels.