LA Rams WR Robert Woods Skips on Aaron Rodgers to Play for This Team for the 2022 Season

Apart from Aaron Rodgers receiving a contract extension, it was all gloomy for the Green Bay Packers this offseason. The team might have a great QB in the form of Rodgers, but they seem to have failed in convincing game-changers to join the club and make an impact.

Recently, Davante Adams, the long-time wide receiver for the team, made his way to the Las Vegas Raiders, and Robert Woods didn’t even consider choosing the club as an option. What does this imply? Are the Rodgers-led Packers losing their credibility to accommodate great players into the team?

Robert Woods didn’t choose Aaron Rodgers!

The defending Superbowl Champions Los Angeles Rams released star wide receiver Robert Woods this offseason. This move came soon after the Rams signed Allen Robinson to the team and decided to take a different direction for the receiver spot.

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While the veteran was suffering from a torn ACL since last November, and Robinson granted a lucrative deal, the Rams allowed their star WR to decide a landing spot in the NFL.

Everyone speculated Woods might begin his next stint in a green jersey. But to everyone’s surprise, he chose the Titans over other top-tier clubs in the league. What’s more intriguing is that a player like Woods didn’t even think of opting for Green Bay Packers or the reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers. Despite the Packers having $17 million in cap space, Woods chose Ryan Tannehill and a competitively fading Tennessee Titans.

Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling making an exit

During the previous 2021 season, Rodgers had a standoff with the Packers over some conflicts of interests. He raised concerns over the team’s decisions for not involving him in recruiting players for the season.

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However, after reconciling and agreeing upon some mutual conditions, Rodgers became a decorated member. However, failing to retain their wide receivers for the upcoming season.

Davante Adams was signed by the Packers in 2014, and after serving for such a long duration, he left the team. Similarly, Scantling was an asset that fans thought would be permanent retention.

However, again, the Packers released him, and the free-agent signed a three-year, $30 million deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. Do you think Rodgers’s self-professed belief is a potential reason for players to ignore the team? Even though the Packers have lost three top-tier receivers, they aren’t out of the Super Bowl contention this season.

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