NEWSAaron Rodgers Considering Pulling A 'Tom Brady' After Green Bay Packers Loss: 'He Is Looking To Give It A Go With Another Team,' Source Spills
All eyes have been on Aaron Rodgers after the Green Bay Packers lost their playoffs game 10-13 over the weekend.
The team lost to the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday, January 22. The 38-year-old admitted after the game that he was feeling "numb," telling reporters: "I didn’t think it was gonna end like this," per Fox News.
An insider told HollywoodLife that Rodgers is more open to switching sides. According to the source, "there has been drama all season when it has come to Aaron and if he would stay with Green Bay after the season."
The source reportedly added the team thought they would be in the Super Bowl this season, but now it's time for Rodgers to plan and "worry about next year and it isn’t going to be retirement."
"His instant thoughts are that he is going to leave," the insider dished to the outlet. "He is looking to give it a go with another team as there is still gas in the tank for that he still can play at a high level and wants to play at a high level."
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According to the source, throughout the season, there had been "animosity with the management and coaching of the Packers." Now, Rodgers is considering pulling a "Tom Brady" and setting "his own future as his career comes to a close."
After the game, the quarterback told reporters he was going to take some time away and make a decision about his future, Fox reported. "Definitely was hoping to have a nice week after the NFC Championship to enjoy the lead up [to the Super Bowl] and start contemplating some things, so I haven't even let the moment really sink in yet," he explained.
"There's a lot of players whose futures are up in the air, so definitely will be interesting to see which way some of those decisions will go. But I'll have the conversations with Brian [Gutekunst] in the next week or so and get a little bit more clarity and think about my own future and how much longer I want to keep doing this," Rodgers reportedly concluded of the team's general manager.
