The Packers have made a significant long-term contract offer to quarterback Aaron Rodgers that would alter the quarterback market, according to a report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
“Terms of a potential new contract could always change, but a three or four-year deal would help Green Bay’s salary cap situation while giving Rodgers, 38, contractual clarity well into his 40s,” Fowler wrote.
The news of a new contract being on the table for the league MVP comes on the heels of a report Sunday that indicated the Broncos were “all in” on a pursuit of Rodgers.