There could be a future for Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay after all. Statements from the 37-year-old give fans hope at the very least.

Munich – Is there a happy ending for the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers?

According to Packers beat writer Ryan Wood, Rodgers often thought about this being his last game at “Soldier Field” before the game against the Chicago Bears, but concluded, “I don’t think it’s my last game, but I’ve enjoyed every single one. “

Aaron Rodgers said he thought a lot in pregame about chance this could be his final game for Packers at Soldier Field: “I don’t think this is my last one, but I’ve enjoyed every single one of them. “

– Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) October 17, 2021

This statement, of course, has Packers fans hoping that the reigning MVP won’t leave the franchise at the end of the season after all. However, the 37-year-old could also show up in Chicago again with another team. In the offseason, Rodgers had called for a trade and even threatened to end his career.

With the Green Bay Packers, Rodgers won the Super Bowl in 2010, and was also voted MVP of the league three times.