Rodgers Wants Out

[FlaPack]

He could be traded during the first part of the season. Don't count that out.

If they have any semblance of a playoff team he’s not leaving until Feb

 

[rpiotr01]

I'll summarize the Packers deal with Rodgers in one picture

 

[TW]

If they have any semblance of a playoff team he’s not leaving until Feb

That's a given.

 

[Keg Man]

So it’s basically this ….
Packers deleting default language from AR contract. Rodgers can use retirement as mechanism to block a trade or hamper Packers salary cap as a result.

Translation: He has the organization by the balls and can dictate were he goes. This folks is stunning mismanagement

Pack, it isn't stunning.

 

[dannobanano]

He doesn't make his team better and it will further divide the locker room, you can bank that.

I think Rodgers did this as an "in your face" move because he knew they wouldn't say no and risk him backing out on the deal.
It had nothing to do with making the team better.

 

[GBP4EVER]

Because they have little leverage. They know it. Hell it’s obvious

Yeah I think NFL might be the weakest union in sports.

 

[GBP4EVER]

Brillant Move

Packers take this contract back without Houston eating part of deal GB might have a more inept FO then the Indians did in the Major League Movie

 

[GBP4EVER]

Bringing Cobb back does nothing but stunt the growth of other WR's because we know Rodgers will only throw to Adams and Cobb all game long because those are his boys and he trustst them

 

[GBP4EVER]

I wonder the odds that after season Murphy folds fires Gute hires Rodgers choice of GM and gives Rodgers a fat contract to retire in GB and trade Love

 

[dannobanano]

Dunnes after article....don't care if you like it a lot of truth in it.

The section where Wallace talked about Rodgers "leadership" was revealing to me.

I remember when many folks (self included) seriously panned Jermichael Finley and Greg Jennings for, both, criticizing Rodgers leadership of the team.

I guess they are getting the last laugh now.