Aaron Rodgers is on the hunt for a new team this offseason, as the New York Jets have already informed the legendary Green Bay Packers quarterback that they are parting ways with him. The question now is, where will Rodgers end up? Several teams have been mentioned as possible landing spots, but one particularly intriguing option could be emerging, presenting a nightmare scenario for the Packers: the Minnesota Vikings.

The Vikings might be losing Sam Darnold to free agency, and while J.J. McCarthy is waiting in the wings, they seem like a logical one-year stop for Rodgers, who could also act as a mentor to McCarthy. Furthermore, Minnesota has done something else to grab Rodgers’ attention: they have re-signed running back Aaron Jones, who spent considerable time with Rodgers in Green Bay.

Freddie Boston of Lombardi Ave suggests that Jones’ decision to stay with the Vikings could potentially sway the future Hall-of-Fame quarterback to bring his skills to the Packers’ NFC North rivals. “Retaining Jones enhances the Vikings’ appeal as a destination for Rodgers,” Boston noted.

“Although the Vikings are likely to add another running back to team up with the former Pro Bowler, they are setting the stage with a robust receiving group and a formidable backfield. Signing Rodgers could transform Minnesota into a Super Bowl contender.” Additionally, the Vikings boast a dynamic pair of wide receivers in Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison, along with one of the top tight ends in the league, T.J. Hockenson.

Would Rodgers really dare to join forces with Minnesota? Brett Favre did so years ago, so it’s not out of the question for Rodgers to potentially follow suit.