Matthew Stafford is reportedly staying in Los Angeles. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Stafford and the Rams had reached an agreement on Friday on a restructured contract to keep the quarterback with the franchise.
Whenever Aaron Rodgers becomes a free agent, he's going to explore all of his options even though he does seem to have a preferred destination if it becomes available. On Wednesday's episode of The Pat McAfee Show,
According to Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, Aaron Rodgers prefers to play for the Rams next season in the event that L.A. trades away Stafford. There have been rumors linking Rodgers to the Rams,
Aaron Rodgers is reportedly hoping both he and Davante Adams will end up with the Los Angeles Rams. According to Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, Rodgers is eyeing Los Angeles as a destination for both him and his top wide receiver if the Rams trade Matthew Stafford this offseason.
With his New York Jets tenure now over, it might be easier said than done to find a new team for veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported Sunday on SportsCenter that "there's not a natural fit talking to people around the league,
Aaron Rodgers is out of the country but appears to have his next team in his crosshairs. “The Jets told Aaron Rodgers he was not wanted over there,” friend and ESPN host Pat McAfee said on his self-titled program Wednesday.
Matthew Stafford and the Rams agreed to a re-worked contract on Friday to in order to keep the Super Bowl-winning quarterback in Los Angeles.
According to The Athletic’s Dianna Russini, the Giants are “shifting their interest to Aaron Rodgers” after Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford agreed to a new contract with Los Angeles. “They’ve been discussing (Rodgers) all week” at the NFL Combine, Russini reported.
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USA TODAY Touchdown Wire on MSNReport: Former Jets QB Aaron Rodgers has a preferred destinationRodgers is still technically on the Jets roster. But it has been confirmed the team and player will go in their separate directions. New York's front office is just working through the specifics of how Rodgers will be let go and general manager Darren Mougey indicated it will be a post-June 1 designation.
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