The assumption that Rodgers will continue playing at an MVP level into his 40s is an enormous leap IMO. We really need to stop treating Tom Brady as the norm. I don't think it's a leap honestly. Brady wasn't this stat God until last year. He was looking pretty washed the last few in NE. Rodgers has none of the major injury history of guys like Brees or Manning, and they were still top 10 QBs late in their careers. I just haven't seen any physical erosion at all for Rodgers and he takes great care of himself. The way QBs are protected and advances in sports science, I think it's more likely than not he's great at 40. If he wants to play. Put another way, anyone that has a nerve or labrum injury will tell you that it's 100% coming back to you at some point, or there are certain things that you can never quite do the way you used to. None of that's happened to Rodgers. He broke a couple bones, that is nothing. Every player is one play away from retirement, but even as someone that finds Rodgers beyond annoying, I wouldn't hesitate to sign him to a 3-4 year deal if he said he 100% wanted to play that long. His mobility has diminished a bit, but not so awfully that he can't move, his arm is fine, he's accurate...I just don't see a risk that's substantially greater than any other QB 6 years younger washing out and sucking. Another note for Rodgers that doesn’t get the publicity it should. Is how good he’s had it for an OL his career, especially the last few. Rarely does he get hit and that will keep a man healthy for a long time.