Who Will Aaron Rodgers Play For In 2023 (Or Will He Play)?

[Joemailman]

What's the most Rodgers thing he could do? To me it's walk away and retire. He really doesn't need the money, no wife or kids so it's all in the bank. He also killed the "he won't go in with Brady to the HOF" theory a couple of weeks ago....why do you bring that up(which he did) unless it's on your mind.

His ego works the opposite I think...going in with Tom and JJ as super class appeals to the man. So don't be shocked if he calls it quits. Two cents.

It's possible. But I think the most Rodgers thing to do would be to continue playing and prove his detractors wrong.

[call_me_ishmael]

thats what happens when you don't toe the company line and say anything negative about the people that call all the shots

I disagree. That’s what happens when you write about how Andrew Quarless’ stillborn - which he never publicized - effected his play. Totally unprofessional.

[texaspackerbacker]

It's possible. But I think the most Rodgers thing to do would be to continue playing and prove his detractors wrong.

Plus One on that, Joe. Absodamnlutely!

[King Friday]

I am 99.99% certain that Rodgers will NOT retire. I don’t see any compelling reason why he would with all that money still on the table. He didn’t push for a new deal last season to quit after this one.

[MadScientist]

McGinn was paid by the Jets to write that to lower Rodgers trade value.

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

Rodgers has been a hoot to watch play, but the drama was always a drag.

I wish him the very best, as long as he is somewhere else.

[Joemailman]

From reporting by Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: “At one point late last year, Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst told an NFL colleague he was convinced it was time the organization move on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers and see what Jordan Love had in him.”

I think Silverstein has the best sources of anyone covering the Packers.

[red]

I HATED that piece of shit, McGinn a long time ago, way back when a lot of others were praising him. He's one of the primary reasons I started hating scumbag media pukes in the first place.

An acorn of obviousness from you on this, Friday. Of course they're not gonna move on from Rodgers. They could, however, still sign Love as a back up for a few more years if they think he's legit - and if Love would be content to hold the proverbial clipboard for a while longer.

The first step in "offseason activities" probably for everybody is letting your body heal itself for a week or so. If that happens to be in a dark room, a big whatever to that. I doubt Rodgers has ever skimped on "off season activities i.e. conditioning, past present, or future.

so you admit your problem is that you don't want to listen to anything you don't believe, no matter how true it may be

[texaspackerbacker]

What??? Where does that come from? I read lots of unbelievable shit, sometimes even yours, red. How else is a person gonna know what scumbags those media pukes are except reading their shit?

[call_me_ishmael]

Can someone that subscribes to Silverstein article hook a brother up in the trashy place.

[Joemailman]

Can someone that subscribes to Silverstein article hook a brother up in the trashy place.

Go there.

[ThunderDan]

This seems like click bait to me. Publish this just as ARod goes on his darkness retreat so there will be no response from Arod for 4+ days.

[Joemailman]

This seems like click bait to me. Publish this just as ARod goes on his darkness retreat so there will be no response from Arod for 4+ days.

There probably wouldn't be any public response from Rodgers anyway. It's about a conversation between Gute and an NFL colleague. What response would he have about a conversation that didn't involve him?

[Fritz]

There probably wouldn't be any public response from Rodgers anyway. It's about a conversation between Gute and an NFL colleague. What response would he have about a conversation that didn't involve him?

My favorite part is the phrase "NFL colleague." I imagine Gooter going into the men's room at the Don Hutson Center, unzipping at the urinal, the janitor swabbing the floor or cleaning a sink. Guter just watched Rodgers acting all flip toward The Flower while they were at practice. Gooter shakes his head to himself, says, "That goddamn Rodgers, I am so sick of the drama. I'm about ready to just dump his ass and see what the hell Love can do. Honestly, I'm just tired of it."

He zips up, leaves, and his NFL colleague reports this.

[Joemailman]

My guess is NFL colleague would be John Schneider. They've been close since working together in Green Bay when Gute was a scout and Schneider a top personnel guy.