BREAKING NEWS: Aaron Rodgers Says This Is “Probably” His Final NFL Season — Hopes to Sign with the Packers “Even Just for One Year”

NFL legend Aaron Rodgers sent shockwaves through the football world today after making a heartfelt revelation on @PatMcAfeeShow, signaling that the end of an era may be near.

“I’m pretty sure this is the last season of my NFL career,” Rodgers stated.
“But if I could finish it off with the Green Bay Packers — even just for one year — that would mean everything.”

The four-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl champion reflected openly on his journey, legacy, and the franchise where he built his identity for 18 unforgettable seasons.

A Return to Where It All Began?

Rodgers, who spent nearly two decades as the face of the Packers, left Green Bay in 2023 under a cloud of uncertainty, beginning a new chapter in New York. But today, he acknowledged what many fans had hoped — that his heart never really left Wisconsin.

“Green Bay made me,” Rodgers said. “That community, that stadium, those fans… it’s home. I’d love a chance to wear that jersey one last time.”

Packers Fans React With Hope — and Emotion

Rodgers’ comments immediately ignited social media, with hashtags like #RodgersReturn, #OneLastDanceInGB, and #12Forever trending across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram.

A wave of nostalgia swept across the NFL community.

“Rodgers retiring as a Packer? That’s how it should end,” one longtime fan posted.
“Bring him home. Let Lambeau say goodbye the right way.”

Even current and former Packers players weighed in, many supporting the idea of a final season reunion.

Is a Green Bay Farewell Possible?

Rodgers is currently under contract with the New York Jets, but insiders say that a symbolic one-year deal or a ceremonial signing with the Packers isn’t out of the question.

Some fans are even calling for a farewell season backup role, allowing Rodgers to finish his career on the Lambeau Field turf — the place where he became a legend.

“One snap. One drive. One last time at Lambeau,” a fan posted. “He deserves it. We deserve it.”

A Legacy Bigger Than the Game

Whether or not Rodgers plays another down in green and gold, his place in Packers history is untouchable.
From epic Hail Marys to NFC Championship heroics, his career in Green Bay is one of the most storied in NFL history.

“I just want to leave the game with peace,” Rodgers said. “And maybe — just maybe — in front of the people who’ve cheered me on since day one.”