Quarterback quake in the NFL
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Mega contract for Rodgers in Green Bay – Wilson moves to Denver
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Aaron Rodgers
Foto: AP/Jeffrey Phelps
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Update Green Bay Aaron Rodgers stays with the Green Bay Packers! According to consistent reports, the star quarterback will be extended by four years and become the highest-paid player in NFL history. And a blockbuster change is looming: Russel Wilson is going to Denver.
Star quarterback Aaron Rodgers stays with the Green Bay Packers for four more years. According to consistent media reports, the franchise agreed with the 38-year-old to continue his career with the four-time Super Bowl winner from Wisconsin. The National Football League (NFL) picked up the reports and spread the news on social networks, Rodgers himself confirmed his whereabouts via Twitter.
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“Yes, I will play for the Packers next year. However, the reports about my signature and the alleged contract contents are inaccurate,” Rodgers wrote – nothing was signed yet. But he is very happy “to be back”.
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According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the four-year, $200 million deal would make Rodgers the highest-paid player in football history. 153 million of them should therefore be guaranteed. Since the end of the season, the Packers had said they wanted to keep Rodgers.
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According to consistent media reports, the Seattle Seahawks are said to have agreed on a spectacular trade with the Denver Broncos. Accordingly, Seahawks quarterback Russel Wilson is moving to Denver, in return Seattle will receive several picks in the first-round draft and other players. As ESPN reports, the medical check and Wilson’s approval are still pending. Just a few days ago, the Washington Commanders are said to have received a rejection in their campaign for the 33-year-old 2013 Super Bowl winner.
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In February, Rodgers was named the MVP, the most valuable player in the league, for the fourth time. Two days before the Super Bowl, he received the prestigious award for the second time in a row. In the NFL regular season, he had 37 touchdowns and 4,115 passing yards in just four interceptions. Nevertheless, he and his team, which also includes the German pass receiver Equanimeous St. Brown, were surprisingly eliminated in the play-offs against the San Francisco 49ers.
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