Aaron Rodgers is preparing for the 2022 season and is just not sure where he will go in the future.
According to NFL reporters, the Packers are waiting for Rogers' decision, but the defending regular season MVP is still struggling to figure out whether to return to the only team in his career. Journalist Rappoport added that Rogers was uncertain about his future choices, but had a very specific candidate.
"He's got a little heart out of the Denver Broncos." Rappoport said: "Since the news of Rogers' transfer began to circulate on the road, the Denver Broncos has been that potential trading place, but now I don't know exactly what happens. It didn't look like the packer had any idea of trading Rogers at all, but in Rogers' mind, if he didn't want to stay in Green Bay anymore, Denver seemed like he wanted to be where he wanted to go. ”
According to another NFL reporter, Mike Gallaffro, the Packers are also in "hopeful wait-and-see mode" for their quarterbacks, and the team won't open negotiations for a deal unless Rogers officially notifies the team that they don't want to come back.
Looking at the Situation with the Broncos, who recently hired former Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett as the new head coach. In addition, they have a deep enough, young outside team and a very promising running back lineup, a league average offensive forward, and a very talented defensive team, it can be said that everything is only owed to Brother Long. Denver also has plenty of pay room, and it's not like the Packers are in such a competitive division, even though the Broncos haven't made the playoffs since 2015.
Now Rogers thinks the most about the 38-year-old's biggest concern, adapting to his new environment. Rodgers built a dynasty at the Packers, and his weight in speaking on the team is unparalleled, winning the next Super Bowl here, winning four MVPs while making himself one of the greatest quarterbacks the NFL has ever had. In addition, he and head coach Matt Laffler have also proved to be ideal partners for each other in the past three seasons, and they are comfortable with each other, as evidenced by Rogers' consecutive MVP wins. In addition, the packers can win 13 games a year and finish first in the National League twice in a row.
Rappoport also pointed out that there are many positive factors between Rogers and the packers, which Rogers has been emphasizing recently, and the team intends to do everything possible to keep him. Management has been discussing a short-term contract with Rogers' agent to get him the highest annual salary in the league.
General manager Brian Gutcons said earlier this week that he hoped to get a positive answer from Rogers before the new season officially began on March 16.
(Great White)