Aaron Rodgers isn’t trying to deny the reality of his new situation with the Packers.
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Aaron Rogers #12 of the Green Bay Packers waves to the crowd as he leaves the field after a tie against the Minnsota Vikings at Lambeau Field on September 16,2018 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Vikings and the Packers tied 29-29 after overtime.
Aaron Rodgers understands the business of the NFL too well to still feel comfortable about his future with the Green Bay Packers, whether he likes it or not.
Rodgers opened up about the 2020 NFL draft and what it means for his career with the Packers on Tuesday during an appearance on the “10 Questions with Kyle Brandt” podcast, offering his most detailed comments yet about his new situation with rookie quarterback Jordan Love — who Rodgers feels confident will replace him in the next few years.
“I think that’s probably what happens,” Rodgers said when asked if he believes the Packers will look to replace him with Love in the coming season. “Based on just the circumstances around everything. Just look at the facts. They traded up, they drafted him. I would say they like him, they want to play him.”
«Just look at the facts – They traded up, they drafted him, I would say they like him, they want to play him.»
-Aaron Rodgers, on the future decision the Packers have to make between moving on from Rodgers or not playing their 1st round pick Jordan Love.
