Aaron Rodgers Fantasy

After a week of going back and forth with the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Aaron Rodgers' complicated new contract will pay him $50 million per year over three years for a total of $150 million. The deal includes the 2022 season, so in actuality, it's a two-year, $124 million contract extension. Rodgers will get $42 million this year, $59.515 million in 2023 and $49.3 million in 2024, which equals out to $150.815 million over the next three years. The first two years are fully guaranteed at signing. The 38-year-old back-to-back MVP will likely retire after the 2024 season when the contract is over. With Rodgers back, the Packers must now focus on getting a long-term deal done with wide receiver Davante Adams, who says he won't play on the franchise tag. Rodgers will be a no-brainer QB1 in 2022.

Mar. 15th • 10:20 AM

The Green Bay Packers have agreed to a four-year deal with reigning MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The deal is worth $200 million and it makes Rodgers the highest paid player in league history. The contract includes $153 million guaranteed and Rodgers' salary cap number is going down as well. We can finally put an end to any of the speculation of Rodgers landing in a new home or of Jordan Love taking over the reigns in Green Bay. The 38-year-old Rodgers is now well positioned to finish his career as a Packer.

Mar. 8th • 11:32 AM

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is expected to make his decision on whether he will return to the Packers for the 2022 season by Tuesday, which is the deadline for teams to use the franchise tag. Rodgers' decision could very well come on his semi-regular appearance on the Pat McAfee show on Tuesday. The Packers have a decision to make on whether to use an $18.5 million franchise tag on wide receiver Davante Adams by Tuesday's deadline. If Rodgers chooses to play elsewhere, it's expected that the Denver Broncos would be at the top of his list. The Broncos would likely have to give up two first-round picks and a high second-round pick to land Rodgers, who has won back-to-back MVP awards.

Mar. 6th • 12:58 PM