Tom Brady to retire ?

[Joemailman]

Brady makes it official.

Which pretty much guarantees Rodgers won't retire.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Brady makes it official.

Which pretty much guarantees Rodgers won't retire.

With only a fluke ring, if he retires, Butte will be in the shadow of the GOAT and Rapistbuger at the HOF ceremony 5 years down the road. Yes, the Rapist has more rings than Butte.

I hope Butte returns to cold, dark and dull Green Bay…and wins another ring in the Green and Musta Yella.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

That being said, Brady will probably unretire in July to play for that other pirate team, you know the one in desert.

[George Cumby]

A legendary career. Wouldn’t shock me if TB calls for Aaron.

Does TB have the draft capital to make that happen?

[Joemailman]

Does TB have the draft capital to make that happen?

Just their own picks.

[call_me_ishmael]

I would be surprised if they'd trade him to TB, but if they're gonna rebuild maybe.

I don't think it's going to take as much draft capital as others do. Stafford went for a lot, sure, but they also took the albatross of Goff's contract AND he was 5 years younger. Plus less tread on the tires - never played in post season lol.

If they get a single R1, I would be satisfied. If they get an R1 and an R2 or R3, I would be overjoyed.

If they took back an albatross of a QB contract, I would be cool with it but would want to see the Stafford package then.

[run pMc]

I think even though Rodgers is aging and doesn't have many good years left some team would give up at least 2 high round picks plus a player or two. He's been the MVP the last 2 years... some team that thinks they are close will take that gamble.
Agree the player(s) that came back in a deal would either have to be young & cheap or expensive but good. Taking a big contract back would certainly require additional picks.


Did Brady get his bonus money even though he announced it early? I wouldn't have said anything until then if I were him.