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milestogo

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8. Its hard to dump someone on contract who has been MVP the last two years.

Tue Nov 8, 2022, 07:26 PM

Nov 2022

I don't know what options the Packers have for getting rid of him, but I bet they are all expensive.

If they keep losing, its probable that Rodgers will announce his retirement. No other team is going to pick up a QB who is clearly past his prime and is also a diva.

That said, there are a lot of things dogging the Packers - inexperience and injuries for two. Rodgers is part of the problem, but despite the interceptions I don't think his skill level is declining. Once you start losing and keep losing the psychological burden gets heavier and heavier.

I've never had much confidence in Jordan Love. I hope I'm wrong about that.

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Should the Packers dump Aaron Rodgers? [View all] Archae Nov 2022 OP

From what I hear... FarPoint Nov 2022 #1

Did he not get a cushy deal of $50 million a year for the next 4? ProudMNDemocrat Nov 2022 #2

They've been like a one punch fighter for years underpants Nov 2022 #3

They should have done that this past offseason Best_man23 Nov 2022 #4

They could declare him a Covid threat to the team and America! GreenWave Nov 2022 #5

He has a brilght future in Ivermectin sales. CentralMass Nov 2022 #6

Yes. Next question? Shrike47 Nov 2022 #7

Its hard to dump someone on contract who has been MVP the last two years. milestogo Nov 2022 #8

If the Packers trade Rodgers Cuthbert Allgood Nov 2022 #10

Vikings fan living in North Central Wi chiming in: So you start Love? Cuthbert Allgood Nov 2022 #9

I can see that. Archae Nov 2022 #11

Between Favre & Rodgers, Packer fans have enjoyed a lot of years with a great QB. elocs Nov 2022 #12