Aaron Rodgers is approaching the end of his NFL career. Whether he elects to suit up for a new team in 2025 or not, the 41-year-old doesn't figure to be playing too much longer going forward.
It would seem like a natural transition for Rodgers to enter the broadcast booth when he retires, something many popular players, and quarterbacks in particular, do upon calling it a career. That transition may prove a bit more difficult for Rodgers than it did for other retired quarterbacks such as Tom Brady, Tony Romo and Peyton Manning, however.
