Are we in a hurry to get rid of him? What a weird headline. Besides, Rodgers is playing in 2022 and 2023, then retiring. Tom Brady is retiring in 2022 and I highly doubt Rodgers wants to share attention with Tommy Boy. This isn't a knock on Rodgers, I would stay one more year to avoid that avalanche too! haha

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Based on a Rodgers statement, I feel like he'll heavy consider retirement if he wins another Super Bowl, not saying he will, but it sounded like he wanted to walk away while on top...

And back to back MVPs,... can't get too much more on top than that, other than Super Bowl.

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Based on a Rodgers statement, I feel like he'll heavy consider retirement if he wins another Super Bowl, not saying he will, but it sounded like he wanted to walk away while on top...

And back to back MVPs,... can't get too much more on top than that, other than Super Bowl.

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They may have come to some agreement with Aaron. Just seems to have become oddly Kopecetic between Aaron and Gutey.

They're all in for Aaron's "run it back," but Aaron's gonna hang around until Love is ready. Something of that sort.

Maybe not exactly that, but it's something. Remember when they traded for Cobb and all that? They made some agreement, and now Aaron is happy as a lark.

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I still believe the packers want Love as the next QB for the team. It is kind of fortunate that Love has not demonstrated that he is ready. Otherwise, it would make the contract extension decison with Rodgers tougher to make. Then again, Rodgers is still in his prime so the GM would want as many years as he can get with him at this level unless you think he is the main reason for the dissapointing playoff issues.

The trade talk stuff seems so dumb to me. What team is going to make a big trade for an unproven QB? There is nothing that Love can do in the preseason to change that. For the Packers, they picked Love in the first round and have speng alot of time developing him. Are they going to just throw that away for a 2nd or 3rd round level player?

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Love's body of work is very limited, and it wasn't bad when you actually look at the film. KC is a very difficult place to play.

Give him a break. I think he can be excellent.

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I think this has and is playing out pretty well for The Packers.

They are now in a position to evaluate Love while Aaron is basically on a 3-1 year contract deal.
28mil cap hit this year, 31mil cap hit next year, then a decision will have to be made whether Aaron wants to stay or not.

Love, who is now being coached by Tom Clements, will hopefully show he can be a starting QB.

The Packers have to make the decision before the start of the 2023 season whether to pick up Loves 5th year season option.

Say they do, you still have Love on his rookie contract in 2023.

Then it comes down once again to what Aaron wants to do.

I remember Ron Wolf drafting a qb almost every year.
That's how The Packers ended up with Favre(trade of course), Brunell and Detmer all together.
Also had Kurt Warner for about a week, until he realized he was just a camp arm.
Despite what all "the talking heads", in the media say, The Packers are better off when they have options at the end of every season.

No matter what happens this year, I will bet they draft a qb next year.

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We'll see about Justin Fields, but may have the two best QBs in the division.

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Cousin is great when he doesn't mentally fold to pressure... which holds him back, but you can bet their new Wide Zone scheme which I assume will be run like Sean McVay will keep more pressure off of him... and help the OL.

I think they need to upgrade their OL still, but they might of already done it, and just need the players to grow into it, as their starting OL could be top 2 round picks from 2018-2022 drafts.

But their defense still has some big holes. Hopefully Zadarius and Sullivan don't know the offense too much to help hurt Rodgers or Rodgers can take advantage of what they know.

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stopped reading right there. Gonna get a petition for banning such phrases.