Aaron Rodgers Reportedly Told Opposing Players He Wanted To Play With Them After Leaving Green Bay

While NFL fans are just starting to find out that Aaron Rodgers has wanted out of Green Bay, it has apparently been well-known inside league circles for a while now.

Rodgers furthered the conversation about his future when he (unsurprisingly) didn’t show up to OTAs on Monday morning.

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Packers fans might still be holding out hope that their franchise quarterback will have a change of heart, but it sounds like Aaron Rodgers has been planning his Green Bay exit for a long time now.

According to a report from Tyler Dunne of Go Long, Rodgers has been telling opposing players that he’s leaving Green Bay. He has also been asking around for some of the league’s best to join him wherever he ends up next.

One item in today's story: Heard Aaron Rodgers was telling some opposing players this past season that he was looking to build a team elsewhere and wanted to see if they'd be interested in teaming up.

Has obv been thinking of this a while.

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— Tyler Dunne (@TyDunne) May 24, 2021

Aaron Rodgers has still not spoken publicly about the alleged turmoil between him and the Packers’ front office. But it sure looks like he still wants to be traded.

So far, a lot of teams have been reportedly kicking the tires on Rodgers, but the Denver Broncos remain the team that comes up the most in reports about Rodgers’ potential landing spot.

It’s still a complete mystery whether or not Aaron Rodgers will show up to the Packers this season if he isn’t traded. This saga is most likely going to take many twists and turns before it’s over.

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