Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers didnt go the nuclear route.
According to Bill Huber of Sports Illustrated, Rodgers did not pull out of the 2021 NFL season by Fridays due date.
The opt-out alternative– which was likewise offered to gamers last season amidst the COVID-19 pandemic– would have cost Rodgers a whole season, however it likewise would have been a more economically helpful option if the future Hall of Fame quarterback is undoubtedly hellbent on never ever playing once again for the Packers, who have actually dug in on not trading the 2020 NFL MVP.
Fridays due date passed and came with nothing from the quarterbacks side.
More than likely, the choose out for Rodgers was a possible hazard but never ever a major alternative. He might have utilized the choose out as a method to get some short take advantage of over the Packers or assist require a trade, but actually pulling out would have cost Rodgers the opportunity to play football– in Green Bay or in other places– this season.
With the deadline passed, the threat of a pull out is now over. And the focus of the conflict in between Rodgers and the Packers can shift back to July 27, when training camp is anticipated to start in Green Bay.
Will Rodgers report to camp? Well discover much more about this ongoing rift at the end of the month.

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