Being in the twilight of his career, Aaron Rodgers should jump at the chance to play for a team. However, The post Stephen A. Smith once called Aaron Rodgers a “baaaaaad man” for his unreal performance against Vikings appeared first on FirstSportz.

It's probably Pittsburgh, and they're trying to find out for themselves if the fans would be upset if the team were to sign Rodgers to the one-year deal. Well, Terry doesn't like

With the calendar turning to June, Aaron Rodgers still hasn't chosen a team –– and he's now talking retirement procedures instead of signing on a dotted line.

At 41, Rodgers still hasn’t signed with a team for the 2025 season. After being officially released by the New York Jets on March 12 following a brief and injury-plagued tenure, his next move is still unknown despite ongoing speculation and media buzz.

After his first season as the Green Bay Packers' starting quarterback, Jordan Love was immediately talked about as a superstar. While his first year starting was impressive, he hadn't truly proven anything yet.

Aaron Rodgers hasn't retired from the NFL just yet, but when that time eventually comes, there's a strong chance that the four-time NFL MVP will end up retiring as a member of the Green Bay Packers. However, it's not set in stone just yet.

There is no question that former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be a first ballot Hall of Famer when he finally decides to call it a career.