The NFL titan, Aaron Rodgers, is turning 39 on December 2022. The superstar QB has never spoken about his retirement plans. However, recent rumors suggest, A-Rod may call it a day after the 2022 season.
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There has been no official word from the Packers or A-Rod. However, ESPN’s Michael Balko, has verified the information with the Packers camp. They remarked the QB has “made it clear” to retire following the season. Twitter was quick to react to the sudden development.
A user expressed sadness.
Another legend gone from the game😮💨
— ⚜️Cam⚜️ (2-we suck) (@Camtheman4599) October 12, 2022
This fan has made a save-the-date remark.
@RemindMe_OfThis February 16th 2023
— Jarrett (@Packerfan123481) October 13, 2022
A user posted an interesting comment about the power of manifestation.
So if Rodgers believes in the power of words and manifestation, does that mean these words will make his retirement come to fruition?
— Will Goodwin (@willbadlose) October 13, 2022
A user posted a doubt.
Did he not sign a new extension like 5 months ago
— I miss Tua 🐬 (@miami_ry) October 13, 2022
This user said it is the same story every year.
Same story every year…
— Lennart (@lennartjed_) October 13, 2022
Will Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady retire after NFL 2022?
Tom Terrific, and A-Rod, are two greats in the game. They have been a strong pillar for their teams for over two decades. The superstars have been tight-lipped about their decision to retire. One reason is it may take away the attention from the game.
Tom Terrific is already 45, and he is the oldest player in the 2022 season. Aaron Rodgers has not reached 40, and his fitness levels are of top standards. Currently, A-Rod is the fourth oldest player in the league. Meanwhile, the one common point that connects these stars is their aim for the Super Bowl crown. A lot of users reacted to A-Rod’s unconfirmed retirement news on Twitter.
A user spotted a spelling error and reacted to it!
Wow I was worried there for a second until I saw it was Aaron Rodger and not Aaron Rodgers. I wish Aaron Rodger all the best in his future retirement.
— Chris Peck (@cjp077) October 13, 2022
This user has posted a meme.
Cite your sources pic.twitter.com/Y2CkDcE8C9
— the guy behind the guy behind the guy (@tylerjean4L) October 12, 2022
This user sees no chance for TB12 and A-Rod retirement in the same year.
Zero chance he'll retire the same year as Brady
— Adam (@amace09) October 13, 2022
A fan asked for confirmation from Pat McAfee.
@PatMcAfeeShow confirmed?
— Robbie. (@robdresch) October 13, 2022
This user asked about the source.
Source: trust me bro
— Amit Upadhye (@amit__34) October 13, 2022
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Rodgers is up for the Commanders challenge
The Packers have won three out of five games they played in the 2022 season. Up next, they face the Washington Commanders on Sunday afternoon. The Commanders are one of the struggling teams this year. Matt LaFleur and Co. will eye an enormous win.
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Meanwhile, the four-time MVP had an average NFL so far, by his standards. The 38-year-old has completed 67.9 percent of pass attempts. He accounted for 1157 passing yards, and eight touchdowns against three interceptions. A-Rod will look to play a more attacking and aggressive game. The superstar will try to join the league of top-performers like Lamar Jackson and carry the team forward.
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