Aaron Rodgers could retire if he doesn't get offer from specific team: report
Aaron Rodgers may retire if he doesn't get an offer from the Minnesota Vikings. He's weighing offers from the New York Giants ...
NFL free agency: Aaron Rodgers waiting to hear from this team before making possible decision, per report
There hasn't been much drama in free agency this week, well, except for the whole situation with Aaron Rodgers. The four-time ...
Brett Favre Says Aaron Rodgers Should Pursue Vikings Contract: 'Good Place to Win'
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HOF QB Brett Favre calls for another obstacle in J.J. McCarthy's path to starting for the Vikings
J.J. McCarthy's path to starting in the NFL and for the Minnesota Vikings appears to be clear. The Vikings chose not to ...
Brett Favre suggests Aaron Rodgers should sign with Vikings: 'They're loaded at pretty much every position'
Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers had two very similar career paths. Both players spent over a decade with the Green Bay Packers ...
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Brett Favre encourages Aaron Rodgers to play for Vikings: 'That's a good place to win'
With quarterback Aaron Rodgers mulling his future, Brett Favre suggests the four-time MVP should play for the Minnesota Vikings to not only join a competitive team but complete the Hall of Famer's ...
‘Without fear or favour’: Ex-Carlton bosses disagree on Silvagni exit
In a year in which the Blues celebrate the 30th anniversary of their 1995 premiership, SOS – the full-back of the century who ...
Rangers' Bruce Bochy reveals surprising plan with Jacob deGrom's injury return
Rangers manager Bruce Bochy explained his surprising plan with Jacob deGrom's injury return during Spring Training.
Brett Favre Offers Aaron Rodgers Advice On Next Major Move
Favre, of course, started with the Green Bay Packers and then also played as an aged star with the Minnesota Vikings. And now ...
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Each MLB team's best roster last 25 years: NL West
Choosing between Bumgarner, Tim Lincecum, and Matt Cain is practically impossible given how much they meant to the franchise and the depth of their contributions to the Giants' 2010s dynasty.