Perhaps the biggest question in the NFL this offseason will be whether or not Aaron Rodgers wants to continue playing.
The 41-year-old has accomplished everything there is to accomplish as a quarterback and may want to hang up his cleats.
However, one of his best friends and teammates, wide receiver Davante Adams, said he could see a world where Rodgers comes back.
“I think you look at the way he played once he was healthier at the end of the year, you could definitely make a case he has a few more years left in the tank, not just one,” Adams said on “Up & Adams.”
Davante Adams on if he thinks Aaron Rodgers is DONE playing football ?
"It COULD happen… but you look at the way he played once he was healthier towards the end of the year… could definitely make a case he has a FEW more years left in the tank." @heykayadams @tae15adams pic.twitter.com/VRVbC2pgAD
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) January 10, 2025
Those are interesting words, especially coming from one of Rodgers’ closest friends.
Despite playing on a 5-12 team and returning from a torn Achilles, Rodgers had a solid season, ranking in the top 10 in passing yards, touchdown passes and completions.
But the biggest thing is that he was able to start all 17 games coming off a serious injury.
There are not many players who can do that, but Rodgers is one of the few athletes who can surprise a lot of people.
If he decides to continue playing, the New York Jets then have to decide if they want him back with a new head coach and general manager.
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