What do the Packers get for Aaron Rodgers?

[bobblehead]

A few recent reports of the Jets BOTTOMFEEDING and trying to set the parameters of the trade around the following

They are keeping this years 1st
They do not want to give up a 2nd this year
No 1st next year
And they want protection if KAREN only plays one year

If that is remotely true, after they welched out of an agreed on deal, FUCK them and trade him elsewhere.


WANT TO ASK AGAIN

If they trade Karen to somebody, he threatens to retire, and he does. Wouldn't the trade then be void and we just give the picks back ?

Salary cap wise, him just choosing to go away would be best I think

No team is going to trade for Rodgers unless they chat with him to make sure he is on board. The risk of him playing and half assing it is too great.

[ThunderDan]

How come I feel like this was a player you liked you wouldn't have a problem with it. Both the Packers and Jets basically told him they would make it happen. Campbell is a 15 year guy who isn't more than good anymore. Who cares if Rodgers is trying to make the Jets even MORE committed to pulling the trigger at any cost.

I care because Arod is under contract with the Packers. I would have been mad at Devante last year if he started texting players that he wanted them to join the Raiders before he was traded.

[run pMc]

Glad you're not the GM. If the Jets don't want to give fair value you hold tight. You find other teams to talk to after the draft. We are rebuilding so imo a 1st next year has plenty of value.

I think you keep talking with the Jets, but open conversations with SF or other teams.
I think Rodgers would play for SF, pretty sure it's the team he grew up cheering for. If they are willing to offer all of their 3 R3 picks AND next year's R1 with no conditions that's...not bad. Those R3 picks are all end of R3, which stinks but based on most draft charts they add up short of the Jets R2 pick. If the Jets aren't offering a
R1 next year either then the SF R1 pick would make up the difference and then some, even though it would probably be a late R1.

The catch is it's an NFC opponent but I think GB is resetting for a 2025-26 window opening up. The next two years are about evaluating the roster and fixing their cap. For this year they won't fix all their issues in the draft and they have no cap space to sign free agents other than vet minimum players.

[jklowan]

Trade is Done we get the 13th this year a 2nd and a 6th, 2nd next year with it moving up to a 2st if Karen play 65% of the snaps we give back a 5th next year and our 15th theis year, not bad

[Fosco33]

Goofs deal

[call_me_ishmael]

Good deal. Wow, hard to believe it's done. Gooter didn't want to face the press again without the deal

[call_me_ishmael]

Dang, end of the era. It's hitting me hard. I feel old to have seen this shiz happen twice.

[Rastak]

So a two spot move up, a pair of two and some later round picks change hands. Seems like a decent deal.

Could net a 1 next year, I wonder what the conditions are?

[Sparkey]

The Packers have traded quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the No. 15 pick in this year’s draft and a 2023 fifth-round pick to the Jets, league and team sources confirmed to The Athletic on Monday. Here’s what you need to know:

The Packers are getting the No. 13 pick in this year’s draft, a second-round pick, a sixth-round pick and a conditional 2024 second-round pick that can become a first-round pick, the sources said.
The blockbuster trade ends Rodgers’ 18-year run in Green Bay that included a Super Bowl title and four NFL MVP awards.
The move injects life into a Jets franchise starving for relevancy at quarterback and turns the page for a Packers franchise handing the keys to 24-year-old Jordan Love.

[King Friday]

Good deal. The Love era now begins. Let’s make it 3 straight HOF starting QBs.

[red]

So a two spot move up, a pair of two and some later round picks change hands. Seems like a decent deal.

Could net a 1 next year, I wonder what the conditions are?

only has to play 65% of the snaps

sounds like a good deal

[Spaulding]

Hopefully this means they have a chance at Skoronski or Johnson to help the line and replace Bak next year.

[red]

not too excited about the swap, but whatever

FYI, that swap from 15 to 13 is worth about a high 4th round pick

[texaspackerbacker]

I must be a really horrible person like some tend to say hahahahahaha. The long-expected disaster finally happened on my birthday of all times.

Oh well, it does seem like Gutekunst held out and got a fairly decent haul - the slight trade-up plus a second this year and at least a second, probably a first next year. As bad as this is IMO in general, it could have been worse in terms of return in the trade.

I guess all that remains for me is to do my best to get psyched up for next season and hope for the best. Love shouldn't be horrible, although I highly doubt he does near as good as Rodgers will for the Jets. The Packers do have a heluuva lot around him - just a year ago, it was generally expected that the Packers were the best team in the NFL or damn close to it. Other than Love instead of Rodgers, they still are that (other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the play?)

I told my grandson to include me in on splitting the Sunday Ticket cost anyway. We'll see what happens.

[George Cumby]

Sweet.

So nice to be done with that drama queen BS.

Let's see if Gooter can do anything with those picks.