Everything else is here for you … The Aaron Rodgers-is-washed-up narrative has gone way too far. Is it a little frustrating for the teams involved having to wait on the four-time MVP? Sure. But the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers wouldn’t be waiting for him if it wasn’t worth it—nor would the Minnesota Vikings even consider him.

Around the NFL, there's still confidence in Aaron Rodgers remaining a capable future starter as the veteran quarterback navigates through free agency. “He’s on the downside,” an AFC executive told Sports Illustrated'sAlbert Breer.

As of the afternoon of St. Patrick's Day, stories continued to link former New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers with the Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants. For a piece published Monday,

Debating Aaron Rodgers' potential pairing with the Vikings, what impact it'd have on the NFC and whether he'll outplay Sam Darnold and Geno Smith.

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After the Giants weren’t able to lure Matthew Stafford from the Los Angeles Rams, they shifted to Rodgers, the 41-year-old who was released by the New York Jets after a two-season tenure that featured a torn Achilles tendon and lots of losing and off-field drama interspersed with some decent football.

Aaron Rodgers has been the talk of the NFL offseason thus far. While other big moves have been made, there has been new story after news story about Rodgers. He has earned that kind of recognition. The 41-year-old star is one of the best quarterbacks that the league has ever seen.

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