REPORT: Asking Price For A Potential Aaron Rodgers Trade Has Been Revealed And One Team Is Willing To Pay It

The door has been opened for the Green Bay Packers to trade QB Aaron Rodgers.

This past weekend, it was reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter that the Packers and Aaron Rodgers are both aware that a trade is a “very real” possibility at some point this offseason.

Some QB updates from ESPN’s Postseason NFL Countdown on Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Derek Carr and Lamar Jackson: pic.twitter.com/nvtC06bw0p

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 21, 2023

This sentiment was also echoed by Ian Rapoport of NFL Network when he was asked on “The Pat McAfee Show” about the likelihood of a Rodgers trade.

“I think Green Bay likes what they have in Jordan Love, so if they got the right package, I think they could do a deal,” Rapoport said:

"If the Packers got the right package I think they could do a deal for Aaron Rodgers"@RapSheet #PMSOverreactionMonday pic.twitter.com/91zOaakVWE

— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 23, 2023

Peter King of NBC Sports took it to another level when he reported on Monday that not only are the Packers open to trading Rodgers but they have an asking price (at least two first round picks) and mentions the New York Jets as a team that is willing to meet the Packers demands:

The #Packers will want at least two 1st round picks in a trade for QB Aaron Rodgers, Peter King shares in his column.

King adds that #Jets owner Woody Johnson would happily pay that price. The question remains if Rodgers even wants to play for NY. pic.twitter.com/BO7UHPpOGM

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) January 24, 2023

This is all reminiscent of what Brett Favre did when his Packers career came to an end. After retiring and un-retiring, Favre was traded to the New York Jets in 2008.