I still don't blame Rodgers...

Jul 26, 2021
2:08:37pm

Coug Truly Addicted User

The Packers have made some pretty stupid moves in the draft and in free agency... and thus Rodgers might as well line his pockets now and call it a career if the Packers aren't going to be serious with any moves that make them a SB contender.

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Aaron Rodgers is set to sign with the Packers after all — proving it was always about the money as many suspected…

Zach Morris True Liberal

7/26/21 2:06pm

Unless he actually signs an extension, it doesn't prove that. He could very well

cougaman

7/26/21 2:07pm

Why threaten to leave if it is about money? Your premise makes zero sense

kimdaddy35

7/26/21 2:08pm

You answered your own question without even realizing it.

Zach Morris

7/26/21 2:08pm

I think you have lost it. Rodgers wants out. But he isn't willing to quit over

kimdaddy35

7/26/21 2:09pm

This doesn't mean he is signing, just that he is going to play this year of his

ballen

7/26/21 2:08pm

I still don't blame Rodgers...

Coug

7/26/21 2:08pm

Sure, so just be honest about it being about money instead of throwing the “mental health” Hail Mary way late in the

Zach Morris

7/26/21 2:09pm

meh, looks like the agreement is to be able to go to FA next year. play a year, play wherever next year

Deleted

7/26/21 2:09pm

Does he really have a choice? It’s either play and get paid or sit out and get nothing

Mike Honcho

7/26/21 2:09pm

Of course he has a choice — don’t play. After all, he claims to be dealing with mental health issues.

Zach Morris

7/26/21 2:10pm

Lol yeah I’m glad you know where Rodgers mental state is at.

youngcoug20

7/26/21 2:12pm

I guess I’ve never heard him say he was sitting out because of his mental health. It seems like it’s been pretty clear

Mike Honcho

7/26/21 2:27pm

Yes, you just laid out the choice in your own post.

cougaman

7/26/21 2:10pm

Which is not much of a choice at all

kimdaddy35

7/26/21 2:12pm

For someone who has made 250 million in just salary, has millions in

cougaman

7/26/21 2:19pm

Yes he could still be financially solvent (although he won't make Peyton money

kimdaddy35

7/26/21 2:31pm

I don't know if he'll make 20 million as a football analyst, but 8-10 million,

cougaman

7/26/21 3:40pm

It’s not about money. If you think that you haven’t been paying attention.

violetjazz

7/26/21 2:10pm

Nah. It’s always been about reuniting with his super bowl winning coach. Don’t believe the other noise.

DieHarder

7/26/21 2:13pm

This too, could be the case.

Zach Morris

7/26/21 2:14pm

Also he never claimed that he was holding out for mental health reasons

youngcoug20

7/26/21 2:18pm

Seems like it was more GB conceding future seasons to get him to play this one

PHXSUNS31

7/26/21 3:21pm

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