But I think that's the heart of Underachiever's question- what is Aaron actually looking for here? Either you're forced to tie up the cap in an aging, currently still elite QB, or you try to restructure to give more freedom now but create a disaster a bit further down the line. It's really a lose-lose situation for the Packers. The only way you can actually 'guarantee' anything is to basically eliminate any outs you may have on his contract, thus creating a mess at some point. Right. I assume-ASSUME-the front office knows what Rodgers wants. I certainly have no idea. I just don't see any good outcomes, except Aaron getting over it and saying, "My bad. We hugged it out. Respect my decision!" Because anything less will not make the questions, and the narrative around it, go away. This whole thing is so weird.