NFL Analyst Causes Twitter Meltdown, Claims Aaron Rodgers Will Replace Tom Brady at Bucs: “What Does Tampa Have to Trade??”

Aaron Rodgers is a dominant force in the league. And now that Tom Brady is gone, he can single-handedly clinch a No. 1 seed in the NFC without any resistance. But since his story with the Packers is on the verge of a possible end, the question arises; where will he go next?

It turns out ESPN analyst Skubie Mageza has already done his share of research to announce that “Aaron Rodgers is going to the Buccaneers.” Yes! He’s under a powerful impression that the Bucs are on the lookout to replace the GOAT void with the possible 2021 NFL MVP.

ESPN analyst on Aaron Rodgers succeeding Tom Brady in Tampa Bay

Mageza feels that Tampa Bay has all that it takes to win. And a quarterback like Rodgers would just add the cherry on top. “This team is ready right now,” he added. “They’re ready to win right now. They’ve already got that core of players who will know what it takes to win.”

Although he also mentioned that there are chances for the Packers quarterback to join the Broncos and be with his OC, the Buccaneers have a lot to offer to the Packers to finalize this breathtaking deal.

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“They (Bucs) can have Rodgers restructure his contract to a two-year contract,” Mageza said. “Send the Packers some first-round draft picks, maybe a player here and there because they got some great players on their roster. You bring him over, he can fill in that void of Tom Brady real soon.”

NFL Twitter spurs with anticipation

This hot and spicy take by the ESPN analyst sparked reactions all over Twitter, and it led to a chain of thought-provoking tweets measuring the pros and cons of the possible outcomes.

If the Buccaneers should replace the No.12 with another one- then it may wreak havoc all over the league. Combining the pinnacle form of Rodgers with that of the Bucs definitely feels like the recipe to make the Super Bowl. Furthermore, the tight end Rob Gronkowski’s pair up with Rodgers will be a sight to watch. And since Davante Adams is expected to follow Rodgers’ suit, the Bucs would only be happy to welcome him in the depleted wideout spot. Maybe they are a match made in heaven.

If that ever happens, then comparisons between the two beast quarterbacks would surge, and it will be easy to evaluate who wore the Bucs No. 12 the best.

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