Reason No. 3 the Buffalo Bills don’t have to worry about Aaron Rodgers in the AFC East
This might be the most persuasive reason of them all, while also being the sneakiest.
"When I went into the darkness I was 90% retiring.. when I came out I heard from multiple people that the Packers were interested in moving me"@AaronRodgers12 #PMSLive pic.twitter.com/hBSIXvITcx
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) March 15, 2023
Prior to Aaron Rodgers’ highly talked-about darkness retreat, Rodgers said he was 90% certain he was going to retire.
Something possible about this whole situation is Aaron Rodgers could end up not being traded due to a lack of compensation from the Jets, and because of that, Rodgers decides to retire.
He himself said he was only 10% certain he wasn’t going to retire prior to his darkness retreat.
That said, a lot can change over time and due to certain circumstances.
For sake of argument, say Green Bay doesn’t accept a deal for Rodgers to go to the AFC East.
Would Rodgers then return to an even more depleted Green Bay Packers team than the year prior?
Very, very, very unlikely.
Possible? Sure.
Likely? No.
These are a few outcomes of this Aaron Rodgers situation that should worry the Buffalo Bills.