For the first time since 2008, the Green Bay Packers are expected to have a new starting quarterback other than Hall of Famer quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whose trade to the New York Jets is nearing completion.
Four-time NFL MVP Rodgers, 39, stated his intention to end his journey with the Packers and set off on a new adventure in the Big Apple on The Pat McAfee Show last month. However, a speedy trade hasn’t been able to take place, with the two NFL franchises needing to thrash out an agreement with Rodgers not a free agent.
The Packers are set to invest in backup QB Jordan Love to take over from the legendary Rodgers but the smoothness of a successful rebuild is unknown according to star left tackle David Bakhtiari.