Packers QB Aaron Rodgers not interested in broadcasting career after retirement

Once Aaron Rodgers retires from football, he'll likely be sought after for a broadcasting career. Apparently, he'll never agree to be on television, though. 

The Green Bay Packers quarterback said Tuesday on "The Pat McAfee Show" that he would rather focus on helping younger players once his career is over, shooting down any rumors that he'll become an NFL analyst. 

"Well, I've given a lot to this game. I've been playing since I was in eighth grade. I've been playing 16 years, and I just feel like when I'm done I want to be done," Rodgers said, as transcribed by theScore. "I think it'd be fun to help out an age group that I feel like is real impressionable still, like high school kids. I think being able to, you know, just volunteer, help, or just help with some quarterback stuff, I think would be fun. Just because I love the game so much I don't want to totally get out of it, but as far as the pro level, yeah, I mean, I don't see myself doing anything with it."