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Why trading Aaron Rodgers would be best for Packers’ salary cap

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GREEN BAY, Wis. – It’s looking more and more like the Green Bay Packers’ best option should quarterback Aaron Rodgers return for another season is to trade him.

For all the rumors being thrown around connecting him to the Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets and any other number of teams looking for a quarterback, the bottom line is having Rodgers on the roster this season would be worse for the Packers’ salary cap outlook than if he were traded.

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