@MichiganPacker posted:While I don't think there is much of a chance AR ends up in Chicago. Given that Sofia Vergara's husband is one of the stars of the "Magic Mike" movies, I still think it is more likely for AR to go the Bears.
I want to know how he makes his poop do that.
@Tschmack posted:So in basically the last 7 years they’ve spent two top 5 picks, a 2nd rounder, and two 4th round picks on QBs and none of them were worth a shit.
You think they care about giving up the 13th overall pick and a 2nd or 3rd for Rodgers? Hell no.
The Jets will make the best offer and they will overpay. I can't see Rodgers playing in NY but the Jets tried to align the stars by adding Hackett. I agree, their #1 plus another high pick and maybe even more.
The main problem with Aaron Rodgers is his cap hit. Sure, his antics have irked many, but the team has been willing to put up with them for quite some time. It seems to me that the majority of fans are having second thoughts about his future in GB. ANY solution that benefits the team is ok by me. Right now the cap is the problem and if the team can fix that then I support it. Right now I think that we are stuck.
As far as I'm concerned AR12 is under contract to be a Packer in 2023. Everything else said is purely conjecture and speculation. While that may make for mildly entertaining reading, the fact remains he's a Packer for 23. So, until I hear directly from the horses mouth, AR12 or Gutey, that he's gone nothing else really matters.
That’s my point on the draft pick compensation. The Jets have two horrific misses with Darnold and Wilson and spent tremendous capital in the process.
To get into position (this year) to draft one of the top QBs they’d likely have to trade their 13th overall pick, next years 1, and likely a 2 or 3.
Why not do the same to get Rodgers for 2 years? Their odds are better of winning now because they have a good core group around the QB. The reason you draft a QB early is because 1) your team sucks anyway, or 2) you want to save money on a rookie QB deal because you have cap issues.
The Jets have no choice but to overpay because as quirky or old as he is Rodgers is still much better than the alternatives.
@PackerPatrick posted:The main problem with Aaron Rodgers is his cap hit.
The main problem with Rodgers is he shits the bed come playoff time.
Not to mention they really haven't given up on Wilson. A side benefit is having him sit behind Rodgers might actually help his development so the Jets probably feel they already have the QB of the future on the roster. No doubt, Rodgers is a perfect fit and would net the Packers the most in return. Not to be overlooked is that the Packers play the Raiders next season.
@Tschmack posted:The Jets have no choice but to overpay because as quirky or old as he is Rodgers is still much better than the alternatives.
With Rodgers comes a slew of national games, the Jets in prime time and a media circus that would follow. Hackett being there also means Rodgers will be able to run the offense he wants under the guise of a Kyle Shanahan scheme.
And for AR, it also means press coverage fawning all over him and his ego getting all the attention he wants.
For those also thinking Rodgers will play maybe one more year, I don't see that either. As long as he's relatively healthy, there is no reason he won't keep playing. There is no spouse/partner in his ear to quit and be with her. There are no kids pulling on him to attend their games and be a Dad. None of it.
AR loves attention, especially the controversial kind. He gets that in NY and in Vegas.
@GBFanForLife posted:The main problem with Rodgers is he shits the bed come playoff time.
Looked to me more like a group effort.
@PackerPatrick posted:Looked to me more like a group effort.
To include MLF. Seems to be a culture of choking in big moments.
@DurangoDoug posted:As far as I'm concerned AR12 is under contract to be a Packer in 2023. Everything else said is purely conjecture and speculation. While that may make for mildly entertaining reading, the fact remains he's a Packer for 23. So, until I hear directly from the horses mouth, AR12 or Gutey, that he's gone nothing else really matters.
Then you're probably in the wrong thread...
How absolutely friggin awesome would it be if Love turns out to be better than Favre and Rodgers? Maybe not in stats, but in Super Bowls/winning/personality. Imagine the teeth gnashing frustration of the loins, shitcago, and the viqueen fans.
Report: The #Packers “very much” want Aaron Rodgers back in Green Bay despite reports that have been coming out every day, per @TomPelissero
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) February 22, 2023
He says he hasn’t heard of anyone being “disgusted” with Rodgers pic.twitter.com/kAKHxjl6Yj
Literal clown show by the press.
The Jets had a very nice meeting with Carr in which they told him he would become a first ballot HoF QB with them.
But the Jets have a mess at OL and why would any QB want that walking in?
@Packiderm posted:... salamander heater butt drying thingy's! ...
I've not seen one of those heaters explained that way before. Sounds risky.
It is a sad day when you realize Jason Wilde has bigger balls than Gutie...
"I want you back. [But] I want the best version of you...If you don't think you can do those things, then we have to have another conversation."
— Wilde & Tausch (@WildeAndTausch) February 22, 2023
ICYMI: @jasonjwilde shared how he'd feel if he was the #Packers GM at this stage of the offseason.
PODCAST: https://t.co/PutdTbWdiZ pic.twitter.com/CMrUekYgvr
@GBFanForLife posted:The main problem with Rodgers is he shits the bed come playoff time.
As opposed to Russell Wilson, who shits once a week like clockwork.
When does he re emerge, I’m asking so I know when I should go into the dark.
@Chongo posted:It is a sad day when you realize Jason Wilde has bigger balls than Gutie...
I mean, if opinions were balls
x4 would be wall to wall pubes
Wilde nailed it
Any chance he can become the new GM?
@vitaflo posted:Report: The #Packers “very much” want Aaron Rodgers back in Green Bay despite reports that have been coming out every day, per @TomPelissero
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) February 22, 2023
He says he hasn’t heard of anyone being “disgusted” with Rodgers pic.twitter.com/kAKHxjl6Yj
I wish that they would make up their minds!
We love you, we love you not. We love you, we love you not. We love you, we...
Just rip the freakin' bandage off.
@packerboi posted:AR loves attention, especially the controversial kind. He gets that in NY and in Vegas.
True, but the majority of Packers fan eventually made their peace with Favre, so I can see AR loving the controversy from just about anywhere, knowing most GB fans will never, ever, be able to quit him.
The groundhog has emerged from his den of darkness.
Light's ? Bathroom? He could have stayed at a Motel 6!
According to Berman, the 300-square-foot room in which Rodgers spent his time is a partially underground structure devoid of light, with a queen bed, a bathroom and a meditation-like mat. It is fully powered, and the lights can be turned on from inside the room.
I’m not sure shitting themselves is part of anyone’s meditation routine. Seems like it would be counterproductive to the goal.
He holds it as prep for the ghee.
Rodgers is a perfect example of every crazy person I’ve ever met..totally unaware that they’re nuts.
This isn't nearly as bad/weird as I thought it would be..
A look inside Sky Cave Retreats in Oregon — where Aaron Rodgers just finished his darkness retreat: pic.twitter.com/u84nTvjMjP
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) February 23, 2023
Aaron Rodgers is under contract with the Packers for $59.5 million guaranteed if he plays in 2023.
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) February 23, 2023
He spent the past several days in a 300 sq. ft. room, per @Xuan_Thai, partially underground, with a queen bed, a bathroom, and a meditation-like mat, similar to this one: pic.twitter.com/wFAUBhCZKk
It's like glamping for those with a Hobbit fetish...
"Spend 4 glorious darkened days in the grandest of Hobbit Holes in all the Shire..."
Am I missing something, but I don't see a toilet, that seems excruciating.
@GratefulPack posted:Am I missing something, but I don't see a toilet, that seems excruciating.
No it had a potty
