Does Aaron Rodgers know he is washed?

[wilwhite]

Rodgers would make sense for the Steelers in every aspect - except the Steelers way and the Rodgers way are completely at odds.

 

[Cincyfan78]

Teams are finally standing up to him and saying, F You we won't put up with your demands anymore

Rodgers is no longer good enough to make those plays/demands...so, yes - teams are standing up, but only because he's broken down...lol

 

[redseat]

Rodgers is no longer good enough to make those plays/demands...so, yes - teams are standing up, but only because he's broken down...lol

It's about time they actually started to regardless

 

[jarntt]

Some teams. I think the Giants and Steelers are still very interested.

Sure seems that way.

IMO, at this point, the Giants and to a much lesser extent the Steelers would be idiots to sign him before the draft. See what happens and then decide what you will do. If they have zero interest in any QB then OK, but who knows what will happen. Mock drafts are not real life.

 

[Ragnarok]

Rodgers would make sense for the Steelers in every aspect - except the Steelers way and the Rodgers way are completely at odds.

I fully believe Cam Heyward would just break Rodgers in half by week 3.

 

[raoul]

After reading today about how the Vikings are moving forward with JJ McCarthy, it got me to thinking. Is Rodgers looking to get a backup position on a team knowing that he is washed? Was he trying to get an offer from the Vikings so he can suit up for another season without having to actually play? He has teams wanting to sign him but it seems like he is stalling unreasonably.

If I were a Steelers fan right now I'd be pissed at this stupid waiting game.

I can't blame Rodgers for wanting to play for the team that won 14 games last year. I also think that the Vikings are making a mistake....putting all their faith in a QB who has yet to throw a pass in the NFL. McCarthy could end up being a bust...or one who is better off not being rushed.

If I were the Vikes GM...I would offer Rodgers a performance based contract.

 

[Wolvie]

I can't blame Rodgers for wanting to play for the team that won 14 games last year. I also think the Vikings are making a mistake....putting all their faith in a QB who has yet to throw a pass in the NFL. McCarthy could end up being a bust...or one who is better off not being rushed.

If I were the Vikes GM...I would offer Rodgers a performance based contract.

They spent a top pick on a QB so they have to give him a shot to see if he is a bust while he is still on a relatively cheap contract. Signing Rodgers could ultimately stunt his growth.