If Aaron Rodgers does trade to another team this off-season it's unlikely to be the Las Vegas Raiders, as they've reportedly agreed to distance themselves from the quarterback.
That's according to The Athletic, who claim that Raiders general manager Dave Ziegler and head coach Josh McDaniels agreed that they will not be in the mix for Rodgers, should he decide to leave the Green Bay Packers. The Raiders are in need of a new quarterback after releasing Derek Carr, but they cannot afford to offer high draft picks for Rodgers.
The pair reportedly feel as though there are too many issues with their current roster to go all out for Rodgers, especially as they are yet to tie down star running-back Josh Jacobs. Rodgers has been sending mixed messages about his NFL future all off-season long, but the Raiders have withdrawn from the running.
