Aaron Rodgers' former teammate offers interesting predication about QB's future

Kuhn hosts the show “Nine 2 Noon” on 97.3 The Game along with former Wisconsin Badgers basketball star Brian Butch. During their show on Tuesday, Kuhn shared a different opinion of how Rodgers may feel:

“The Packers, how about this: they went from the favorites, just because of this weekend, just because of what Davante Adams said, and then with what Davante Adams doubled down on saying, and Aaron Rodgers saying ‘we’re just having a little bit of fun,’ just because of that, the Packers went from -110 to +600. They are down to a 14.3% chance of Aaron Rodgers going back there to be the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers.

“That’s per the Vegas odds. I don’t think he’s going to get traded to the Raiders for a couple of reasons. I acknowledge Davante Adams being out there is nice. I acknowledge being out on the west coast, he’d probably be able to golf a little more out there and maintain his handicap during football season.

“The more I hear him talk, I can’t envision him going to New York. I don’t think he wants to end his Packer career the same way Brett Favre did. I don’t think he wants to go play with Josh McDaniels in Vegas. Even if Davante is out there, I don’t think Aaron wants a Patriot disciple to be the head coach of his team.

“I just think, you know, he’s kind of content and at peace finishing up here in Green Bay even if it doesn’t mean getting a Super Bowl. That’s just the impression I’m getting.”

Of course, there is only one person who truly knows what Rodgers is thinking:  Rodgers himself. However, it is notable that Kuhn shared a locker room with Rodgers for nine seasons. One would have to think that his view/opinion of what Rodgers may or may not be thinking carries more weight than speculation and rumors spread by NFL “insiders.”