I thought the running joke the last couple of years Farve debated with himself about retiring or not. I suppose a lot of players consider their futures as they get older.From what I remember, Favre announced his retirement, because the organization wanted an answer on what his plans were and he really didn't know what they were. Favre never waivered on playing for the Packers, it was just a question of getting out of the game or playing another year. Rodgers on the other hand, has waffled for 3 straight off seasons. Not knowing if he will retire, sit out, play for the Packers or demand a trade, casting shade on the coaches and organization along the way. I think people had mixed feelings about Favre's wildness on the field and that helped distance them from him quicker. Rodgers, kind of the opposite, we all love what he does on the field, it is his off the field stuff that many question.
Favre wanting to come back and play was awkward yes, but toxic? I don't think so. On the other hand, when you have the highest paid player in the NFL threating to not honor his contract, throwing shade on his employer and keeping the organization in the dark, I would call that toxic.
This was made by me way back whenFrom what I remember, Favre announced his retirement, because the organization wanted an answer on what his plans were and he really didn't know what they were. Favre never waivered on playing for the Packers, it was just a question of getting out of the game or playing another year. Rodgers on the other hand, has waffled for 3 straight off seasons. Not knowing if he will retire, sit out, play for the Packers or demand a trade, casting shade on the coaches and organization along the way. I think people had mixed feelings about Favre's wildness on the field and that helped distance them from him quicker. Rodgers, kind of the opposite, we all love what he does on the field, it is his off the field stuff that many question.
Favre wanting to come back and play was awkward yes, but toxic? I don't think so. On the other hand, when you have the highest paid player in the NFL threating to not honor his contract, throwing shade on his employer and keeping the organization in the dark, I would call that toxic.
Wel if twitter says so it must be true. Not IMO.Twitter is saying the deal is in place, Rodgers to the Jets or he retires. I can't see him being done so I assume he gets traded soon.
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Since I don't agree the answer to your question is No.Can we just all agree, that at this same time next year, Aaron Rodgers will be busy frustrating people and making them wait?
I bet you are a real fun guy at a party.Since I don't agree the answer to your question is No.
Hahahaha!!!I bet you are a real fun guy at a party.
I'm sorry but Rodgers is exhibited yet again why he is exhausting. You met with the Jets awhile ago, Packers are sadly ready to move on. IF you don't know still whether you want to play or not - I'm sorry you're just a fool or a narcissist.
Don't forget the BillsI just realized the Jets are in the same division as the Bills, Belichick's Patriots, and the Dolphins aren't bad either. If Rodgers goes to the Jets, that looks like a division to keep your eye on.
Or he is truly conflicted? I suspect he wants to continue playing but isn't crazy about leaving the Packers however realizes management is ready to move on with Love. This is a big decision for him. Kudos Murphy and company for not rushing him. IMO because they are not pressuring AR tells me they still have a amicable relationship with their future first ballot HOFer.I'm sorry but Rodgers is exhibited yet again why he is exhausting. You met with the Jets awhile ago, Packers are sadly ready to move on. IF you don't know still whether you want to play or not - I'm sorry you're just a fool or a narcissist.
Bills were the first team he mentionedDon't forget the Bills
Or he is truly conflicted? I suspect he wants to continue playing but isn't crazy about leaving the Packers however realizes management is ready to move on with Love. This is a big decision for him. Kudos Murphy and company for not rushing him. IMO because they are not pressuring AR tells me they still have an amicable relationship with their future first ballot HOFer.
Biggest ****ing diva I’ve ever seen in sports. Can’t wait til he’s gone.So, 2 months since the last game. Free agent tampering starts at noon tomorrow, free agency and the new League year Wednesday. But no worries, Aaron said he's not going to hold the team hostage. The beautiful mystery tour continues.
He says Love can be that guy...saw huge jump and when it's his time he will be ready. But no one wants to listen to that..I know folks like hearing direct thoughts from lips of players, Aaron Jones on GMFB
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Talks Rodgers to Jets, Jordan Love and such.
I would be willing to bet that illegal free agent tampering has been going on for months. Not to mention everything else that goes into the offseason for Gute and Co.So, 2 months since the last game. Free agent tampering starts at noon tomorrow, free agency and the new League year Wednesday. But no worries, Aaron said he's not going to hold the team hostage. The beautiful mystery tour continues.
I've thought the same thing many times and it isn't just the 5 days, its the way Rodgers goes about his business with everything. If I was a Jets fan I would be hoping it doesn't happen. Of course, they haven't had to put up with him for the last 3 or 4 years either.Now AR needs 5 + days to decide if he wants to play for the Jets or retire?? Must give the Jets all of the confidence in the world to know that he really isn't excited to play for them or hopefully lead them to the Super Bowl.
It sounds like at this point, there is no other team that wants him.Is he stalling to pressure Gute into trading with another team?
If AR "decides" that he will be in the NFL for '23 but only as a Packer then GB either releases him (costing $98mil dead cap space) OR pays him $58mil to be on the roster in some capacity (& counting a minimum of $24.4mil cap in '24).Again, the Packers traded up to get the replacement for Rodgers. They've been planning for this situation for 3 years. I get that fans are worried because they don't know anything, but i'm pretty confident in saying, the Packers had plans about their plans and various scenarios for quite a while.
oh, it does suck. But they put themselves in this position when they certainly didn't have to. They moved to draft the replacement. They paid the current guy instead of trading when selling value would have been it's highest. So while I don't like the situation, I am confident they planed for it. If they didn't, they all need to be shown the door. I think gute is better than that though.If AR "decides" that he will be in the NFL for '23 but only as a Packer then GB either releases him (costing $98mil dead cap space) OR pays him $58mil to be on the roster in some capacity (& counting a minimum of $24.4mil cap in '24).
I'm not on-board with the confidence that Gute has plans for his plans...the above scenario sucks. IMHO.