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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 989221">In my opinion Rodgers has earned the right to think about retirement after each and every season at this point in his career as long as he informs the team before the start of the new league year. That should work as evidence that fans need to be careful what to read into media reports. You criticize Rodgers because according to you he told the team that he planned to play for two or three more seasons at the time he signed the extension but solely base that on a report by Rapoport. In the meantime when listening to Rodgers it should have been pretty obvious that he considered the deal signed to be a series of one-year deals that will be revisited after the end of each season. Rodgers is well aware the roster won't be finalized before the start of the new league year but he wants to know which direction the team plans to go next season before making a decision.Just for the record, if Rodgers is traded or retires before the 2025 season the dead money counting against the Packers cap is even higher at $76.8 million.I'm convinced Rodgers would like to have those players he mentioned back but that he's aware the Packers can reload without any of them.The Packers can't restructure Rodgers deal until next offseason without him forging fully guaranteed money. Even in 2024, he would need to agree to reduce the money being paid to him as an option bonus.</blockquote>

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