Aaron Rodgers is one of the greats, no question about it, Rodgers has won 1 Super Bowl and has been a Super Bowl MVP as well as 4-time NFL MVP. Now it would seem that the Green Bay Packers want Rodgers for the long haul and have prepared a deal that will literally break records.
According to Ian Rapoport the deal has been structured as a 4-year agreement, the deal will guarantee Rodgers $153 million and in total be worth $200 million according to sources within the NFL. This deal would make him the highest paid player in NFL history, and Rodgers would play until he is 42 years old.
On Twitter fans were shocked at the length and the value of the deal, some fans were mixed on such a big contract, while others were very happy to know that Aaron Rodgers is a Packer for life at this point.
Reactions on social media to Aaron Rodgers mega deal with Packers
On social media the reactions were mixed but there’s no denying that Rodgers is one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history.
As a Packers fan I’m disappointed. I don’t want a conspiracy theorist MAGA QB. I wanted Jordan Love to get a shot. I won’t be watching next season. A loyal fan gone just like that. (Also, no athlete is worth $200m) @packers
— J. Mulholland (@MulhollandL0ver) March 8, 2022
Extending Aaron Rodgers is a good move by the #Packers and answers questions about their live evaluation of Jordan Love. As a result Rodgers knew he was operating from a position of power. https://t.co/K3IT4u3UQ7
— Cory Yates (@CoryRAanalytics) March 8, 2022
Cry about it Rodgers haters, this man is the back to back MVP and deserves to be the highest paid player. Put some respect on his name, cuz those who don’t only prove they know nothing about Football. #MrRodgersNeighborhood https://t.co/5xBe2I1APL
— Nolan Mani (@NolanMani34) March 8, 2022
Old man Rodgers diving into gold coins like Scrooge McDuck and also getting smoked in the playoffs for the next four years. #SKOL https://t.co/9RTHe8uJ83
— Gregg Grose (@GreggGrose) March 8, 2022
Good decision for his bank account, terrible decision for his kneecaps. #OnePride https://t.co/WR3GsYffue
— Big Red (@CamClmnt) March 8, 2022
Rodgers has an impressive 139-66-1 record in his 17-year NFL career, and has 449 passing touchdowns.The Packers’ season came to a disappointing end and Rodgers was on the wrong side of multiple takes over his thoughts on covid vaccination. But there’s no denying that he’s one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time andthe Packers willbe Super Bowl contenders with him there.
