Author: Pete Dougherty, Packers News

Suddenly, unexpectedly early, the franchise-shifting decisions of the 2022 offseason are on the Packers and Aaron Rodgers.

In the decade since winning the title in the 2010 season, Aaron Rodgers has lost four NFC title games, including last year at home against Tampa Bay.

Packers’ Brian Gutekunst failed to keep up in league where QBs are becoming less like subordinates and more like partners with their coaches and GMs.

But now that Packers have begged MVP QB Aaron Rodgers to return and reportedly offered contractual assurances he wants, why blow everything up?

One of the Packers’ options is to hold their ground, wait Aaron Rodgers out and hope he changes his mind.

It’s up to Green Bay and its 2020 first-rounder to create an environment in which he improves even though he knows he won’t play.

The Packers have the NFL’s top-scoring offense and likely MVP in Aaron Rodgers, but they’ll be facing the league leader in fewest points allowed.

The best bet is that in two years the Packers will trade Aaron Rodgers and give Jordan Love his chance. But plans have a way of changing.

If Green Bay Packers GM has a strong feeling about a QB prospect, he should pounce in NFL draft. Here are five QBs who could succeed Aaron Rodgers.