Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has declared he will make a decision over his uncertain future "sooner rather than later" after emerging from his darkness retreat.
Rodgers - who was drafted by the Packers in 2005 before assuming the starting role from Brett Favre in 2008 - has endured a difficult offseason amid plenty of questions over his future. The four-time MVP has declared a number of times that he will take the coming weeks to discover whether he will retire or return for the 2023 campaign, whether that be for the Packers or a new franchise.
The 39-year-old signed a monster new contract last offseason to earn $50.27million per year through the 2026 season, when he will be 43 years of age. Rodgers finished 2022 with 12 interceptions - the most he threw in a single campaign since 2008, his first year as a starter - while he also failed to post a single 300-yard passing game for the first time in his career.
