In last Sunday's 56th Super Bowl, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Tigers, bringing not only football glory to Los Angeles. They've also reshaped the new rules of the NFL quarterback market, and the addition of Matthew Stafford is definitely the most important reason the Rams have won the Super Bowl this season, and their large investment has received high returns. In fact, last year, the Tampa Bay Pirates were the same, they recruited superstar Tom Brady, and finally won the game.
It's one thing to expect Brady to get a return, but it's another thing for Stafford, but this offseason, there are definitely teams that have ideas about buying a star quarterback and then soaring.
Aaron Rodgers is still thinking about his future at the Green Bay Packers, with the option of returning to the only team he played for in his lifetime, switching to another team in the offseason, or retiring outright. If Rogers wanted to find a new owner, the Denver Broncos were tied together.
Mustang legend Trell Davis believes the team will sign Rodgers on a contract this year and intends to lobby him personally. "I'll do it, I'm not kidding, I'm serious. I've scouted intelligence from too many sources and insiders. Davis said on the show: "It makes so much sense for us (the Broncos), to have Aaron Rogers? This will blow up Denver. I hear it talked about every day on the show, and that's the most likely scenario for the Broncos, and Nathaniel Hackett has to do something as head coach. ”
Hackett's relationship with Rodgers is interesting because his three years as offensive coordinator for the Packers are arguably the best three seasons of Rogers' career. Rodgers shot 67.1 percent, passed 12,416 yards, made 111 touchdowns, was intercepted only 13 times, and had a passing rating of 109.2.
Rogers won two MVP awards together in his two years with Hartke, his passing success rate of 69% (third in the NFL), a 37-4 touchdown ratio, the league's first, and a passing score of 111.9 is also the league's first. He is the first player to win consecutive MVP since Peyton Manning in 2008 and 2009, and has won the MVP award four times, ranking second in history, behind The Greater Manning.
There are other trifles in Rogers' life, when he canceled his engagement with his girlfriend, Charlene Woodley, who had been dating for less than two years, and they had been engaged in February 2021 and started dating in July 2020. Rogers seems ready for big changes in life, so will joining a new team in 2022 be one of them? Wait and see!
(Great White)