Packers and Rodgers agree to deal. 4 year 200 million

[BillsMafi$]

 

Edited March 8, 2022 by BillsMafi$

[Whkfc]

Allen looking better everyday.

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Atta go, Rapo.  Now, are you sure?  I weep for AB Day in Buffalo. 🥲

*
Heard in a Green Bay living room:

"Olaf!  See if you can get extra shifts at the grain elevator!  Our season tickets yust vent op!"

Edited March 8, 2022 by Ridgewaycynic2013

[LeGOATski]

No brainer

[0017]

Good keep him in the NFC!!! Allen is better and cheaper! 

[RalphWilson'sNewWar]

Duuuuude.

packers piss ofF Rodgers by drafting Love and all that stud does is roll back to back MVP Seasons and cashes the fattest check in NFL History.

 

Now Packers brass just need to figure out how to psychologically mind f**k Rodgers in January and they will win the next 2-3 Super Bowls.

[Don Otreply]

🥱zzzzz

[CountDorkula]

9 minutes ago, BillsMafi$ said:

 

Pat MacAfee says 4 years 200 mil is not accurate.

[filthymcnasty08]

Good for Aaron, must mean Adams is staying put as well.

 

GB going to be a hard "out" in the NFC.

 

Can see a GB/Bills SB scenario next year.

[JaCrispy]

3 minutes ago, Process said:

Love is going to ask for a trade at some point. Packers will get what, a 4th at most?

 

They traded UP into the first to draft him.

 

Lol

Love is likely a career backup...😉

[MrEpsYtown]

Big splash! See, everyone worrying about cap space, there is a way around all this stuff. 

[Rockpile233]

Not surprised at all. All the talk about going to an AFC team made no sense whatsoever to me, especially Denver.

 

Guy wants to get to another Super Bowl then joins a division with Mahomes/Herbert plus Allen/Burrow/Jackson/probably forgetting someone in the conference? Staying in Green Bay seemed very obvious.

[Malazan]

This is good for the Bills. Raises the price for other QBs (lamar) and likely keeps Adams from FA reducing the number of receivers when the 3 other teams in the AFC East need WRs badly and two of them have a lot of cap space. 

[Shaw66]

Wow.   I'm not a contract or cap guy, but this seems to me to be a big mistake by the Packers.   

 

I think Rodgers is something of a loose cannon.  Certainly a prima donna.  He's a spectacular player, to be sure, but I'd bet that by his second season under this deal, he'll be a problem.  

 

Pack can't start Jordan Love in 2022, or in 2023.  After the 2022 season, Pack will have to decide whether to extend Jordan Love, and after 2023 they'll have to decide whether to extend him.  Have they already decided that Love isn't the guy?    Maybe they'll trade him. 

 

I don't know.  Just seems like there are a lot of problems built into this deal.  

 

Great deal for Rodgers.   $143 guaranteed.   Nearly $80 million after tax.  He doesn't need a nickel of it, so his children and grandchildren, if he ever has any, will be set for life.  

 

And if he's unhappy after a year, he can force a trade to a team that needs a QB to make a serious Super Bowl run.  

[bills6969]

4 years 200 mill

 

thats a lot of guac for a guy that can’t get the job done in the playoffs.

[Donuts and Doritos]

Good. Stay in Green Bay & out of the AFC. That Love pick was a waste.

[aristocrat]

 

3 minutes ago, bills6969 said:

4 years 200 mill

 

thats a lot of guac for a guy that can’t get the job done in the playoffs.

https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/aaron-rodgers-career-playoff-stats

 

Wins aren't a qb stat. Crap defenses. 

[Warcodered]

 

[BillsfaninChicago]

Awesome he is not going to the AFC and it should be a really fun game next season when we play them.

[Warcodered]

5 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

Wow.   I'm not a contract or cap guy, but this seems to me to be a big mistake by the Packers.   

 

I think Rodgers is something of a loose cannon.  Certainly a prima donna.  He's a spectacular player, to be sure, but I'd bet that by his second season under this deal, he'll be a problem.  

 

Pack can't start Jordan Love in 2022, or in 2023.  After the 2022 season, Pack will have to decide whether to extend Jordan Love, and after 2023 they'll have to decide whether to extend him.  Have they already decided that Love isn't the guy?    Maybe they'll trade him. 

 

I don't know.  Just seems like there are a lot of problems built into this deal.  

 

Great deal for Rodgers.   $143 guaranteed.   Nearly $80 million after tax.  He doesn't need a nickel of it, so his children and grandchildren, if he ever has any, will be set for life.  

 

And if he's unhappy after a year, he can force a trade to a team that needs a QB to make a serious Super Bowl run.  

I mean I get what you mean, but if the alternative to this deal is entering QB purgatory then it makes all the sense in the world.