“The Packers believe that Rodgers somewhat checked out on them after signing a three-year, $150.8 million contract extension last March”

“As one high-level Packers source put it to me recently, the days of begging Rodgers to return on his terms — which was essentially the organization’s approach during each of the previous two offseasons — are over.”

“More significantly, the Packers are exhausted by the combination of Rodgers’ high-maintenance persona and what they perceive to have been his low-commitment leadership over the past 12 months.”

Source → Michael Silver: Packers’ stance on Aaron Rodgers and the NFL stars being shopped National News - Bally Sports

Silverstein sits down with Tyler Dunne. Apparently they agree on some things. I don't subscribe but here's the freebie .

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Silverstein penned an exceptional column from Indianapolis that’s worth your PackersNews.com subscription. He’s hearing the same stuff as McGinn — Green Bay is ready to move on. For nearly an hour we discussed a little bit of everything…

The nitty-gritty details of Rodgers’ contract, a horrid deal for Green Bay that gives the quarterback a lot of power right now. Silverstein calls the contract an organizational failure.

Gutekunst’s clear purpose in his media sessions down in Indy. He wanted everyone to know exactly what he felt about the quarterback he has been in contact with: Love.

Did the GM actually want to move on from Rodgers last year?

Where does Matt LaFleur factor into this all? In the name of self-preservation, it’s always been smart to attach himself to an MVP quarterback. He’d probably also enjoy a quarterback to executes his offense.

Rodgers’ 2022 season. What went wrong for the quarterback may surprise you. He simply wasn’t seeing the field.

If Rodgers wants to play — and calls the Packers’ bluff — what happens next? Could he serve as Love’s backup?

Is Jordan Love as ready as Rodgers was in 2008? The parallels are striking. Silverstein explains why the Packers were able to take a lot from that Philly game.

His prediction. This saga could drag on through the NFL Draft. And while, yes, the New York Jets are a perceived front-runner, Silverstein mentions two other teams that absolutely could be in play. You’ll want to stick around for the full pod.

Green Bay’s future. OK, so the Packers missed their shot at multiple first-rounders. They still have an opportunity to draft a receiver, a tight end and build around a young quarterback.