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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1097672" data-attributes="member: 7261">Honestly, with the money that NFL teams make, as long as a team keeps winning and making the playoffs (see Packers too), the season/organization is viewed as a "success".  How much more money does a Super Bowl win bring to that 1 team that wins it?  I get it, trophies and accolades are nice, but big bank accounts and being set for a long time, works just fine for most teams and players.Coaches get fired, players get cut/traded, but they are all replaced with new people and every team keeps making money, all is good for NFL Franchises, winners and losers.If Love suddenly retired and we still had a solid team, I'd be fine bringing in a vet QB as old as Rodgers and with the same skill sets, but pass on Aaron Rodgers the person.  Green Bay got away from his drama and should continue on a path forward, not backwards.While a solid QB is definitely a plus, I think if you have a great defense, good coaching and decent players on offense, a slightly above average QB can take you pretty far in the NFL.</blockquote>

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