Aaron Rodgers

Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst made clear that he would love Aaron Rodgers to be his starting quarterback in 2022.

Gutekunst said his desire to retain Rodgers was not a reflection of Jordan Love’s development. On Tuesday, he said the impetus for change came from a conversation following a walkthrough early in training camp, where he and Gutekunst hashed out their differences. Gutekunst knows it will take both sides for Rodgers to play for the Packers in 2022. “Because,” Gutekunst said, “I think we’ve got as good of a shot as anybody to go win a Super Bowl next year. Any of the conversations that we had were impactful about how I felt about our football team. “As we kind of got toward the playoffs,” Gutekunst said, “this was as good as I felt about really any of the teams that we had, as far as our overall strength. It could be tempting to make a quarterback change now, not only with Rodgers’ inability to deliver in the playoffs, but with his off-field antics. This offseason could be a rebirth for the franchise. The GM isn’t ready to let go of the 30-year title window many outside 1265 Lombardi Avenue forecast could be coming to a close. Eventually, Gutekunst said, he’ll break down Rams 23, Bengals 20 like every year, the necessary maintenance to ensure the Packers learn from last season’s champion. Gutekunst watched with his face in his iPad, trying to not pay attention, as two teams the Packers beat last season played for a Lombardi Trophy he believed his team was good enough to win. At halftime, he explained to his son how Snoop Dogg wasn’t just an old guy on the mic, but actually really cool.

In a highly-anticipated interview on the Pat McAfee Show Tuesday, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said "there will be no news today" about his future, ...

The Packers quarterback introduced the football world to Panchakarma during an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show.

And then the spiritual part, I think it allows you to kind of enjoy the meditations a little bit more.” Modern steps now feature oil massages, steam baths, cleansing enemas, nasal administration, “gentle” laxatives and a specialized diet. Panchakarma is associated with Ayurveda, an alternative medicine system rooted in India that dates back thousands of years. But beyond what Rodgers detailed in his conversation with McAfee, what exactly is Panchakarma? After sending Twitter into a frenzy with a cryptic Instagram post Monday night, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers appeared on the Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday to offer some clarity on his future plans—sort of. It's kind of a re-centering, it not only heals you physically but I think it takes away mental stress.

For everyone who expected news on Aaron Rodgers' NFL future on Tuesday ... you'll have to keep waiting. The Packers quarterback had no news to share on the ...

"There was a lot to kind of unpack in some of the postseason exit interviews," Rodgers said when asked about the report. I would say the meetings were much different than they've been in the past in a positive way and that there were some real honest conversations that I appreciated. Obviously, I want to feel certain about it and when I do, I'll make a decision, and we'll just move on and move forward." "…I just wanted to make sure I got to see a lot of those people who I knew had the possibility of either moving on or getting other opportunities. "I get it, there's not a lot to talk about football-wise and this'll be a topic of conversation. "In Green Bay, there's this one specific guy who's like the best guy in the entire league at what he does, that wears, like, I think No. 17, you might've heard of him.

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He did at least provide that Davante Adams’ fate will likely play a role in deciding what he does, which is better than nothing, but this post isn’t about Aaron the football player. Aaron explained things in his typical way on the most recent episode of the Pat McAfee show, and while Aaron being Aaron is certainly not unexpected, it’s clear he still enjoys trolling people more than providing useful information. Aaron Rodgers is no exception and his recent Instagram post caused quite a stir, as it read as equal parts retirement letter, thank you card, and apologia.

Gutekunst did go so far as to deny reports from the last offseason that there was an agreement between team and quarterback that if Rodgers wanted to leave that ...

Rodgers told McAfee on Tuesday that a lot of the issues with the team last offseason had to do with improving communication. "Obviously everything around here kind of centers around the quarterback," Gutekunst said. It seems, though, the Packers are certainly exploring ways to keep not only Rodgers in Green Bay, but his favorite wide receiver, Davante Adams, as the team prepares to navigate a tricky cap space situation. Gutekunst did go so far as to deny reports from the last offseason that there was an agreement between team and quarterback that if Rodgers wanted to leave that the Packers would move him after the 2021 season. I knew that I had to grow, as well. "At the same time, it wasn't a one-way street."