http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-gameday-prime/0ap3000001001186/Prime-Rodgers-will-never-win-another-Super-Bowl-in-Green-Bay  He's full of shit. Or at least I hope he is.

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What words? I only see a link. Should this be deleted since it violates our strict policy of only dropping a link?

bUwahhahaAA

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You must be blind. There are words there. [fing1]

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these guys are trolls. i dont give a rats ass what they think.

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who cares what they think. aaron is going no where !!

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Sad but true.
The Packers cooked their goose with that ill advised contract extension.

What is sad but true, having the best qb in football , would you rather have kizer or somebody else !!

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In the right situation, I think Aaron Rodgers could absolutely win another Championship, maybe two. Give him a defensive lead team with solid coaching that doesn't ask him to do too much, and he'd be hard to stop.

I actually wouldn't mind seeing Rodgers traded. Not because I think he sucks or I don't like him. I just don't think he's going to win another Super Bowl in Green Bay, and I think it'd be awesome to see him win one more, even if it is somewhere else (if the Packers can't win it that year). He has his issues, but I'm still a big fan. I'm surprised Rodgers didn't structure his contact to give him more flexibility for evaluating other options late in his career, if needed. Why not?

We cannot win another Super Bowl with Aaron contract how it is. We'd have to strike gold on half draft picks and two free agents while the current rookies and one year guys make big leaps.

We're not insanely far off, but that contract limits us. We need to restructure it. I gotta think Aaron knows this.

It's a win win.
Aaron got to be highest paid. Win.
Aaron restructures he looks like a selfless player. Win.

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The Packers can absolutely win with that contract. It would take shred cap management, cutting under performing players, substantial player development, home run draft, a few high-value free agency pick ups, and STAYING RELATIVELY HEALTHY.

I agree that all of these things happening is unlikely. But if the Packers have a great off season, stay pretty healthy, and Rodgers returns to "Very good" play, the Packers will be contenders. That's certainly not impossible.