Speculation around quarterback Aaron Rodgers’s next moves has run rampant since the Packers' season-ending loss to the Lions on Jan. 8.
As the NFL’s legal tampering period opened Monday, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport shed light on the precise holdup to negotiations over Rodgers’s future: a lack of information from Rodgers himself.
"The Packers are open to trading him. Rodgers has two options: retire or go play for the Jets," Rapoport said. "Playing for the Packers is still technically a possibility, it's just not considered likely at this point."
