Aaron Rodgers, the ex-quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, has announced his plans for the Olympics. It is unclear how long he will be with the New York Jets, whether it is for one year or three. Nonetheless, after his NFL career, fans might see him in a different uniform at the Olympics.
Having Rodgers represent the United States in football would be incredible for the world to watch. Rodgers has been widely considered one of the most talented throwers to ever enter the NFL.
The Green Bay Packers will see Aaron Rodgers in a New York Jets uniform for the foreseeable future. Whether that is one or three more years remains to be seen. However, after his NFL playing days, Packers fans could see him in a completely different uniform.
Former Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers Announces Olympics Plans
Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback for the New York Jets, is gearing up for his return to the field after successfully recovering from an Achilles tendon injury last season. While speaking at the Up & Adams program, Rodgers addressed the possibility of reuniting with Davante Adams, his former teammate with whom he shares a strong partnership. Although he dismissed the idea in the near future, Rodgers hinted at the potential of creating a ‘Dream Team’ for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games in Flag Football. Rodgers expressed his admiration for Davante, stating, “I’d love to play with him again. Perhaps at the 2028 Olympics if they allow some of us veterans to compete.
But for now, I wish him all the success in the world.” The quarterback’s remarks regarding the 2028 Olympic Games in LA align with the sentiments of other NFL stars who have expressed interest in participating, despite the differences in rules between Flag Football and traditional football. Many view this as a unique opportunity to showcase their skills on an Olympic stage. Joining the likes of Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, Rodgers is among the stars who have voiced their desire to compete in LA 2028, acknowledging that age may be a factor to consider.
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