After a second-straight season where they earned the No. 1 seed in the playoffs, the Packers once again failed to reach the Super Bowl with a loss to the 49ers at home. That game only began a strange offseason, where Green Bay entered with a ton of uncertainty.
Aaron Rodgers took a long time to determine his future, but ultimately he decided to commit to Green Bay for the foreseeable future. He and the Packers agreed to a three-year extension, worth around $150 million over that span. Rodgers’s $50 million AAV is the record for most in NFL history.
While the Packers are happy their quarterback has returned, not every key piece is back. The team dealt wide receiver Davante Adams to the Raiders, in part to avoid paying Adams a hefty contract extension.
