Aaron Rodgers has once again grabbed the spotlight with a jaw-dropping proposal to the Kansas City Chiefs, stating that he would only sign with the team if Patrick Mahomes was moved to a backup role. “If I let Patrick Mahomes be my backup QB, I would gladly join the Chiefs,” Rodgers reportedly said, sending shockwaves through the NFL community.

This statement, while bold and entertaining, has been met with widespread skepticism and even laughter. Patrick Mahomes is widely considered the best quarterback in the league, a two-time MVP, three-time Super Bowl champion, and the face of the Chiefs dynasty. The idea of benching Mahomes for Rodgers seems almost unthinkable, especially given Mahomes’ dominance over the last few seasons.

Rodgers, of course, is a legend in his own right, a four-time MVP and Super Bowl champion with a Hall of Fame career. However, at 41 years old and coming off a season-ending Achilles injury, the idea that he could replace Mahomes as the starter in Kansas City seems more like a fantasy than a realistic scenario.

Even if Rodgers were to join the Chiefs, it would likely be as a backup to Mahomes, not the other way around. The Chiefs’ offensive system is built entirely around Mahomes’ skill set, and under Andy Reid’s guidance, Mahomes has redefined modern quarterback play with his ability to extend plays, throw from impossible angles, and dominate in clutch moments.

Rodgers’ confidence, however, is legendary. He has always believed that he is the best quarterback on any field, and his competitive nature has fueled his incredible career. Perhaps he sees himself as a better pure passer than Mahomes, or maybe this is just another way to keep his name at the center of NFL conversations.

For the Chiefs, though, this is nothing more than an amusing offseason headline. Mahomes is the present and future of the franchise, and there is no scenario in which Kansas City would even consider swapping roles between him and Rodgers. The Chiefs are building a dynasty, and Mahomes is leading the charge—not sitting on the bench.

Rodgers’ proposal may have grabbed attention, but the Chiefs’ front office, coaching staff, and fans all know the truth: Patrick Mahomes is untouchable, and Kansas City will remain his team for years to come.