(04-24-2023, 04:50 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: Its finally official.

How does this shift the balance of power in the AFC east?

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/aaron-rod...-green-bay

I don't think it does. Is Saleh gonna deal with a diva? Is Rodgers gonna simmer down now that he's out of Titletown?

Is Rodgers going to be able to carry a cursed team? For all his prowess, the Pack really didn't do much while he was around. Might not be fully on him, but if you put all your chips in on him, you're left with little to support. They didn't lose MUCH darft capital to take him off GB's hands, but he's already dipping his toes into the retirement pool, and I don't see him sticking around unless they are perennial contenders, and I don't get that vibe from the team. His cap hits will require that they stay young around him, and that's been the biggest hindrance for GB ever accomplishing anything - if you don't hit on the darft, you're hosed.

That, and the JEST are particularly cursed when it comes to QBs, maybe worse than the fins. They will still be looking up at the Bills in their own division.

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(04-24-2023, 07:04 PM)TheDogCatcher Wrote:

(04-24-2023, 05:13 PM)cat bells Wrote: Beyond... (possibly)... giving the jets the bragging rights over the patriots im not sure it will.

Personally id be surprised if it has the transformative effect the jets think it will. And there's currently a big discrepancy between the overall standard of the afc and the nfc

 
This is great. The Jets have a very talented roster but I predict Rodgers is done after the season, especially if he misses or is one and done in the playoffs. Meanwhile, it stunts Wilson’s development and empties the Jets of a lot of valuable draft capital. This is going to dry them up, just like the Rams, but without a Super Bowl to show for it. Hurrah for Green Bay. We’ll see what Jordan Love has to offer.

I stopped reading at Wilson's development, LOL

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