We have Patrick Mahomes.

If you're scared of ANYBODY, including Aaron Rodgers then you need to grow a pair.

No one is beating Mahomes.

Drafting a JAG QB with a 1st rounder instead of a stud WR or Olineman would piss me off, too.

Mercedes Lewis is the only 1st round pick Aaron Rodgers has ever thrown a TD pass to according to ESPN.

That can’t be real.

Just, wow.

What a clown show of an organization.

When I was a kid everyone gave me a hard time for being a Chiefs' fan in Green Bay. Told me I was crazy.

Oh how the tide has turned. The Chiefs are the best run organization in the NFL committed to nothing but winning Super Bowls, and the Packers are run by a bunch of ego driven, penny pinching con men.

It's just too good.

I think it's a testament to Rodgers passivity that he hasn't demanded a trade before now.

What the Packers have done to Aaron Rodgers for basically his entire career is criminal.

If the Chiefs supported Mahomes the way the Packers have supported Rodgers, Chiefsplanet would be flying banners every single year.

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And he wasn’t even drafted by the Packers.

I hope Rodgers does follow through. He has plenty of money and he has stated he would like to host Jeopardy full time. There is no better time to do that than now while screwing GB over with no QB or draft picks they could have gotten for him.

I don't understand why in today's day and age EVERYONE is ALWAYS on the players side. They signed a ****ing contract. You play out your ****ing contract. The organization doesn't owe you anything. They don't need to hold your hand and tell you when they are going to draft a QB. They don't need to tell you their plan going forward. They pay you millions to play ****ing football.

Do you share that same sentiment with regards to your employer? Also teams will cut a player under contract in a moments notice. It's garbage logic to think players should "soldier on" because they signed a contract while the team has no requirement to let them play it out themselves.

Ridiculous line of thinking. Aaron Rodgers is no less than the 2nd best QB in the NFL behind Mahomes, if there's really any difference in overall skill.

I'd much rather the potential to meet Rodgers in the SuperBowl than play him a minimum of twice a year and compete against him for the division.

Not only has Rodgers proven he can beat Mahomes, but he would also inject a legitimate chance KC doesn't win the division.

Competitive nature. The Packers haven't spent a day 2 pick on a WR since a 2015 on Montgomery, who was converted to RB and is now a Saint. DeVante Adams in 2014 is the only guy still on the roster. There is a void of talent. Meanwhile, they have missed wildly on TEs in the 3rd, drafted RBs they didn't need, and his replacement. He has some reasoning to not be a happy guy. If not for Rodgers, that team would be lucky to have won 6 games a year.

In the last 5 drafts for GB, they have now spent 3 1s and 3 2's on DBs.

Aaron Rodgers doesn’t owe that shit franchise jack shit. And yeah man go ahead and treat your franchise MVP QB like shit.

How’s that working out for Seattle and Houston again?

The Packers are a dumpster fire. They are the epitome of what not to do when you get an elite QB

They need to flip a pick or 2 for Julio and make him happy

When you have an elite QB like that, yeah, you cater to them. Comes with the territory.

Montana agreed to a three-year, $10 million deal with the Chiefs, taking $5 million less than what the Cardinals offered him. The 49ers agreed to send Montana, a 1993 third-round pick, and safety David Whitmore to the Chiefs for their first-round pick (No. 18 overall).

For whatever its worth.