In a shocking twist that nobody saw coming, the Denver Broncos have reportedly decided that Kyler Murray—not Aaron Rodgers—is the quarterback who will take them to the Super Bowl next season. And let’s just say, Rodgers is not happy about it.

The four-time MVP, known for his competitive fire and a knack for making headlines, reportedly had a heated response when asked about Denver’s choice. Did he dismiss the idea entirely? Call it “fake news”? Challenge Murray to a 1-on-1 quarterback duel in the Rocky Mountains? Whatever he said, you can bet it wasn’t exactly congratulatory.

Meanwhile, Broncos fans are still processing what this means. Kyler Murray, when healthy, is one of the most dynamic dual-threat quarterbacks in the league. But can he really be the guy to break Denver’s Super Bowl drought? If the front office truly believes in him over Rodgers, they must be envisioning an offense that revolves around speed, play-action, and Murray’s ability to make defenders look foolish.

Of course, Rodgers’ frustration is understandable. He’s been linked to Denver for years, and this could be the ultimate snub. Will he use it as motivation for one last revenge tour? Will he suddenly start calling himself Aaron “Still Better Than Kyler” Rodgers?

One thing’s for sure—next season just got a lot more interesting. Whether Murray proves Denver right or Rodgers proves them wrong, we’re all in for a show.