Aaron Rodgers, his face wrinkled and his beard a nearly even mix of gray and brown, sat in front of his locker and stared into the distance. His hand bleeding, his hamstring barking, his knee aching,

Optimism was high for a do-over for Rodgers, despite again thinking about life outside of football when he pondered being Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vice presidential nominee for the 2024 election. While Rodgers is still preaching hope for this season with seven games left, many in Gang Green don't see much light.

Aaron Rodgers was supposed to come on board as quarterback and save the day. He has not. Does that mean he intends to ride off into the sunset? It does not. Rodgers, 40, was asked if he intends to give it a go again in 2025