LaFleur’s four-word response on Aaron Rodgers 

There seems to be no doubt in the mind of the Packers head coach Matt LaFleur about the future of Aaron Rodgers. While nobody knows what Rodgers himself is thinking, LaFleur made his feelings clear when a question about whether he wants the reigning MVP to be at Lambeau Field in 2023 came up.

“Yeah, absolutely. Of course,” LaFleur said in a four-word response.

Rodgers has been with the Packers since they drafted him in the first round of the 2005 NFL draft. He won the Super Bowl with the franchise in 2011. Green Bay became a formidable force with Rodgers under the center. And even if A-Rod is approaching 40, LaFleur knows the importance of his quality and experience for his squad. Although nobody would blame one of the best quarterbacks in the league to jump ship after a tumultuous season.

A tumultuous season for the Packers 

After a great 2021 season in which they lost the divisional playoff round to the San Francisco 49ers, the Packers hoped to better it this year. But things didn’t turn out as they expected. The franchise has had a tumultuous season, to say the least.

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Amid injuries and a depleted squad, the Packers have a 5-8 overall record after week 13. The team looks set to miss out on a playoff appearance for the first time since the 2018 season.

Rodgers has had a decent season amid all his injury concerns. The Packers QB has thrown 2,864 yards of passes with 22 touchdowns. He is fourth in the league in the number of TD passes thrown. Rodgers has a completion rate of 64.3%. The opposing defenses have intercepted nine of his 423 pass attempts. Considering he has played through a thumb injury; this is not bad at all?

Can he perform a miracle and take the Packers to the postseason? And will he stay next year?

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