As the Packers were eliminated from the NFL Playoffs by the 49ers in Saturday night's NFC Divisional Round at Lambeau Field, questions were understandably swirling regarding Packers' star quarterback Aaron Rodgers' future.
Rodgers, who has spent the entirety of his 17-year career with the Packers, has grown frustrated in recent years with the organization's treatment of him as their franchise quarterback. From the drafting of backup quarterback Jordan Love, to complaints regarding his lack of involvement in discussions with free agents, Rodgers has not been shy about expressing his discontent with some aspects of the organization.
While Rodgers has softened his stance some over the course of the season, which extended to praise of once-criticized general manager Brian Gutekunst, Rodgers remained non-committal regarding his future in Green Bay during the postgame press conference on Saturday night.
