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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 651147">Rodgers had at least appeared in some games during the regular season, nearly leading the Packers to a comeback win over the Cowboys which convinced the team's front office that he's capable of becoming a legitimate starter in the NFL. Yet Thompson spend two draft picks in 2008 on QBs, even using a second-rounder on Brian Brohm. It's far too early to truly evaluate Hundley because of some preseason action against second- and third-stringers.It's possible the Packers trade Rodgers at some point but as I've said before it'd take another Favre saga for that to happen. Another thing to consider is that the Rams would immediately turn into a contender with #12 at QB, diminishing the value of the picks the Packers would receive in return.Rodgers will be 35 years old at the time Hundley's rookie contract expires. As long as #12 doesn't pull a Favre at any point over the next three years I don't see the Packers wanting to move on from him nor Hundley re-signing with the team to sit on the bench for some more seasons.</blockquote>

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