Aaron Rodgers Rumors: Packers Showing 'Zero Interest' in Trade Inquiries from...

wpr
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3 years ago

If Aaron Rodgers doesn't want to play for the Green Bay Packers in 2022, it seems like he will have to force a trade or retire. Per NFL reporter Jordan Schultz, the Packers have shown "zero interest" in trading Rodgers despite receiving inquiries from multiple teams already. This article will be …

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If you could get 2 first round picks for Aaron from an AFC team would you keep him or trade him? I say let's try with him for a couple more years. (Love stays too.)

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Cheesey
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3 years ago

If you could get 2 first round picks for Aaron from an AFC team would you keep him or trade him? I say let's try with him for a couple more years. (Love stays too.)

Originally Posted by: wpr

I would keep him. And try for a couple more years, like you said.

beast
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3 years ago

If you could get 2 first round picks for Aaron from an AFC team would you keep him or trade him? I say let's try with him for a couple more years. (Love stays too.)

Originally Posted by: wpr

It depends on how high the first round picks are, if we're talking #32, then no... but top 10 picks can be like two first rounders, especially if you trade back and get two first rounders.

Since Broncos is coming up the most in rumors, let's take a look at them, they have the 9th overall pick, that and their first rounder next year might be like getting three picks, so I might consider it.

But they also got picks from the Rams in the Von Miller trade and I'd like more than that, they got 9, 40, 64, 75, 96, 113 this year in the top 140.

Also, if we're trading Rodgers, we might as well (tag and) trade Adams and Cobb with him.

So say, Packers get the Broncos 1st and 2nd round picks next year, to go with Broncos #9, #40 and #64 this year for Rodgers, Adams and Cobb.

I mean, I think the Packers are going to keep him, unless he wants a trade or he retires. But I'm just saying there is potential value packages out there that could make me consider moving on.

dyeah_gb
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3 years ago

If you could get 2 first round picks for Aaron from an AFC team would you keep him or trade him? I say let's try with him for a couple more years. (Love stays too.)

Originally Posted by: wpr

Trade. The Packers made the risky decision to move on two years ago by trading up in the first round to develop the next QB. They have endured controversy in every offseason since to invest in their future. They are in a good position to further establish a solid future team by trading the MVP for the right draft picks. It seems crazy to throw that all the way for the near term benefit of 1-2 years with Rodgers who, IMO, has a track record of underperforming in the playoffs the team needs him the most. That being said, I would not be surprised to see Packer executives piss themselves and change their minds like a bunch of cowards rather then continue with the road they have paved. The only qualifier is if Love has failed to follow the development timeline. Only the packer's coaches know for sure.

The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool - R. Feynman

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

3 years ago

If you could get 2 first round picks for Aaron from an AFC team would you keep him or trade him? I say let's try with him for a couple more years. (Love stays too.)

Originally Posted by: wpr

I think you have to ask yourself, can Jordan Love help you win the big game? If the answer is yes with hitting a couple draft picks, some free agents (using freed up cap space) and then I say you trade Aaron Rodgers. Basically, can we field a Super Bowl contending team with Jordan Love at QB? The Packers don't seem to be entertaining any trade offers, so I am left to assume they do not think so. Or they know how sensitive Aaron Rodgers is so they refuse to entertain it because they don't want to hurt his feelings or disrespect him in any manner.

Aaron Rodgers will never have a higher trade value than he does right now coming off back-to-back MVP seasons. If you think Love can lead you to the post-season and Super Bowl, you get as much as you can for Rodgers right now.

dhazer
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3 years ago

I am all for trading him to Denver and get the picks, and I have seen people saying the picks won't be that great but after looking at their opponents next year I think differently. They have basically 3 playoff teams in their own division then they play the NFC West (Rams, Cards, Seahawks, and Rodgers favorite 49ers) then they get some easy games from the AFC South but it still includes INDY and the Titans, and to top it off they get the Ravens. So I could see some picks from maybe the 7-14 range. And to top it off we could be under the cap and hopefully, have plenty of future picks to keep replenishing. The worst thing would be for him to retire but not with Brady and Ben both would get higher billing than him, or worse yet we sign him to an extension and be in cap hell and not be able to replenish any position, kind of like when we had to let all the o-line go back in the days of Favre.

Just looked the following year when Rodgers would be a FA and goto Denver they play the AFC East and you guessed it the NFC North.

Just Imagine this for the next 6-9 years. What a ride it will be 🙂 (PS, Zero should charge for this)

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