Rodgers Future In Jeopardy

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lmfao

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https://twitter.com/greggrosenthal/statu...51488?s=20

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With this news out there and SF at pick 3 later tonight....

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@AGRforever said:
Anyone see Green Bay go up in smoke tonight if this happens?  Riots in the streets?  Target on lockdown?

Wisconsin militia groups storming the Capital which they think is Green Bay

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@minny65 said:

@AGRforever said:
Anyone see Green Bay go up in smoke tonight if this happens?  Riots in the streets?  Target on lockdown?

Wisconsin militia groups storming the Capital which they think is Green Bay

I know if I was a sheep I'd be nervous tonight in Green Bay.  Some of that non-consensual bahh bahh time. 

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https://twitter.com/wingoz/status/138786...46656?s=19

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@Vikergirl said:
https://twitter.com/wingoz/status/138786...46656?s=19

Even if this whole schpleel never amounts to anything, I cannot help but get joy out of the situation and the angst it’s surely causing B) :p

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Unhappy Aaron Rodgers says he wants to leave Green Bay Packers

GREEN BAY - After a year of attempts to mend the bridge, conflict is brewing between the Green Bay Packers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers before Thursday night's opening round of the NFL draft. 
Rodgers is so disgruntled with the Packers that he has told some within the organization he does not want to return to the team, PackersNews confirmed. Rodgers’ desire to not return was first reported Thursday by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. 
The team has done nothing to placate Rodgers since the season's end, including converting no guaranteed money onto the remainder of his three-year contract. The three-time MVP quarterback said following the NFC championship game he had an "uncertain" future with the team. Publicly, the Packers have stated their commitment to Rodgers remaining their quarterback for the "foreseeable future," an indefinite timeline general manager Brian Gutekunst reiterated this week. 
Behind the scenes, there has been a much different reality. President Mark Murphy, Gutekunst and coach Matt LaFleur each flew to meet with Rodgers on separate trips this offseason, PackersNews confirmed. The Packers also reportedly offered Rodgers a contract extension this offseason. 
A few teams reportedly called the Packers this week to inquire about trading for Rodgers, including the San Francisco 49ers, who on Wednesday were said to have dangled the No. 3 overall pick, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and other resources to entice Gutekunst into a deal. So far, the Packers have rebuffed any trade attempts, and they show no signs of changing course. 

“As we’ve stated since the season ended, we are committed to Aaron in 2021 and beyond,” Gutekunst said in a statement released Thursday. “Aaron has been a vital part of our success and we look forward to competing for another championship with him leading our team.” 
Gutekunst’s statement is the latest in a bevy of attempts to assure Rodgers the Packers’ plan is to retain him as their quarterback despite trading up to select quarterback Jordan Love in the first round of last year's draft. 
This week, Gutekunst said his plans have not changed. 
"Aaron's our guy," Gutekunst said Monday in his annual pre-draft news conference. "He's going to be our quarterback for the foreseeable future. We're excited about the things we're going to try to accomplish over the next couple years." 
Even though Rodgers’ contract has had no adjustment this offseason, Gutekunst opened the door to restructuring the deal sometime in the future.
Rodgers has said multiple times since last year’s draft his future with the Packers is now outside his control, a nod to the reality Love might develop into a franchise quarterback and push the MVP out of town the way he did with Brett Favre a decade ago. Over the past year, Rodgers has routinely denied any notion the Packers trading for Love motivated him on the course to what became his third MVP season.
Rodgers completed more than 70% of his 526 passes for the first time in his career last fall. He added 4,299 passing yards, 48 touchdowns, five interceptions and a 121.5 passer rating that was the second highest in NFL history, behind only his own 122.5 rating from 2011.

Publicly, Rodgers has mostly paralleled the team’s de-escalation this offseason, even suggesting on the "Pat McAfee Show" days after the NFC championship game loss he expected to be the Packers quarterback in 2021.
“After the season I had,” Rodgers told McAfee in January, “and potentially winning MVP, and we obviously made another good run, I don’t think there’s any reason why I wouldn’t be back. But, look, there’s not many absolutes.”
Rodgers signed a four-year extension during training camp in 2018 that made him the highest-paid player in NFL history at the time. The deal carries through the end of the 2023 season. With that contract, Rodgers’ only real leverage to leave the Packers is if he refuses to rejoin the team, choosing retirement instead.
If Rodgers goes that route, the Packers would be forced to decide whether securing some assets for a quarterback who will not play for them would be worthwhile.
Rodgers might have a possible second career aligned after future. He was guest host of "Jeopardy!" for two weeks earlier this month, getting a potential audition to take over the gig full time for his favorite television show. Rodgers has made no secret of his desire to one day host the show full time, telling McAfee last month it would be his “dream job.” If Rodgers is intent to move on, and the Packers are intent to not placate any trade, perhaps the game show could be his escape door.
Gutekunst is scheduled to speak with reporters following the first round’s conclusion. Check back with PackersNews for full developments to this story. 
https://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/sto...097772002/

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@prairieghost said:

@Vikergirl said:
https://twitter.com/wingoz/status/138786...46656?s=19

Even if this whole schpleel never amounts to anything, I cannot help but get joy out of the situation and the angst it’s surely causing B) :p

But think of their poor livers and the poor sheep

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Enjoy draft night packer fans, lolololololololol.