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All that glitters is not Green and Gold, and the Green
Bay Packers proved it with a couple of key blunders
during the 2021 NFL draft.To buy more
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Somehow, at 37 years old, Aaron Rodgers not only put
together one of the best quarterback seasons of his
career in 2020—but in NFL history. His 4,299 yards
(seventh), 48 passing touchdowns (first, career-best),
five total interceptions (T-first) and 84.4 QBR (first,
career-best) pushed the Packers to another NFC North
championship and into Super Bowl contention, and his
completion percentage (70.7), sacks taken (20) and
fumbles lost (one) were all career-best marks.
Father Time has not yet called in his debts to the former
University of California star and junior-college phenom,
and if Rodgers is anything like recent 40-year-old
quarterbacks like Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Peyton
Manning, he’s still got plenty of time left to throw for
another 12,000-plus yards, 120-plus touchdowns and maybe
hoist another MVP—or, egad!, Lombardi—trophy.When news
first broke of Rodgers’ apparent rift with the Packers
front office (just before the 2021 NFL Draft), and how
things were irreparable, the prudent move for Green Bay
brass would’ve been to put out the “HELP WANTED” ads
and start shopping their star.
Sure, an NFL MVP has never been traded in the following
season, but unspoken rules were made to be broken. The
San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams reportedly
did their due diligence on a potential acquisition, but
they were quickly rebuffed and tossed carelessly aside
for even having such notions. And maybe everything there
works out for the best, with Jimmy Garoppolo and Trey
Lance setting up shop in the Bay, and the Matthew
Stafford/Jared Goff flip-flop generating sparks for both
the Rams and the Detroit Lions.
Imagine a Packers staff with a handful of draft picks (or
veteran stars) from either the Rams or the 49ers (or,
literally, almost any other team in the league), and the
permutations are limitless. Limitless. Is Rodgers, with
probably less than five years remaining in his prime,
worth a Herschel Walker-like haul of eight draft picks—
like the Minnesota Vikings believed in 1989? Maybe not.
But that’s not the worst price point.
Rodgers still has three years remaining on a four-year,
$134 million deal and isn’t set to become an
unrestricted free agent until 2024, when he’d presumably
retire and probably become a semi-permanent host for
“Jeopardy!” and happily live out his days beyond the
frozen tundra of Wisconsin.
It’s the kind of trade that wouldn’t have just rattled
the NFL to its core, but it would’ve shifted the 2021
Draft coverage away from the negativity of the situation
and could’ve positioned the Packers for the next five-
plus years … and maybe longer.
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