A surprise landing spot for Aaron Rodgers could lead to a showdown with the Green Bay Packers in the 2025 season.

I t's not like you really needed another reason to laugh at Aaron Rodgers, but we've got one for you anyways! The former Jets (and, sigh, fine, I guess Packers) quarterback is cur

Former Viking Jared Allen believes Aaron Rodgers could have a similar impact to that of Brett Favre if he joined Minnesota.

According to multiple NFL insiders, the Giants are now shifting their focus to former Green Bay Packers and current New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported that discussions have been ongoing involving the Giants and Rodgers all week at the NFL Scouting Combine.

The Jets don't want Aaron Rodgers, but the other team in New York sounds interested in the former Packers quarterback.

Aaron Rodgers‘ once straightforward-seeming career trajectory hit a major speed bump when the Green Bay Packers traded up in the 2020 NFL Draft to select Utah State quarterback, Jordan Love. Since then,

The latest Green Bay Packers rumors early in the offseason include some buzz about a possible George Pickens trade, the possibility of Jaire Alexander getting revenge if he's cut, and the (un)likelihood of an Aaron Rodgers reunion.

Could Aaron Rodgers return to the Green Bay Packers? That seems like an impossibility. And yet, the odds of it happening actually improved in the latest update at FanDuel Canada Sportsbook. While it’s not a likelihood,

Aaron Rodgers Watch is well and truly underway. Will he play another snap in the NFL? Where could he play? Speculation about a move to the Los Angeles Rams had just started to heat up. The Rams reportedly gave Matthew Stafford permission to seek a trade,

Aaron Rodgers has been linked with a move to the New York Giants following his Jets exit - but the 41-year-old has also been tipped for a switch into the broadcast booth

Seeing Rodgers play for Minnesota would be a heartbreaking experience for Green Bay fans. Just like it was when Favre did it, watching Rodgers play against the Packers twice a yea