INDIANAPOLIS — Sorry, Aaron Rodgers, but the famous shrimp cocktail sauce at St. Elmo’s Steak House still draws the biggest crowd in town.
Anyone who expected that Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst was going to spend his week at the NFL combine swatting away a line of GMs wanting to discuss a trade for Rodgers or whisper don’t-forget-about-me reminders in his ear would’ve been shocked Tuesday to hear that hasn’t been the case.
“Not at all,” Gutekunst said. “Not a single person.”
With the start of NFL free agency set for March 16, the Packers still don’t know if Rodgers intends to be their starting quarterback for the 15th straight season, ask for a trade or retire.