2025 Aaron Rodgers Next Team Odds: Will A-Rod Retire?

Aaron Rodgers is certainly one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. But is there enough left in the tank for a Super Bowl run? 

If the 2024 season wasn't his worst as a starter in his illustrious career spanning nearly two decades, it was his second-worst- only behind the 2022 season, his last as a full-time starter with the Packers. Sandwiched between was the Achilles injury that sidelined him all but one drive of '22. 

With the dismal 5-12 Jets season to a merciful end, Rodgers says he'll take some time away from the game and assess where he's at. Meanwhile, the Jets announced publicly they're moving on. While he may not be the level of QB who has won four MVP awards, he's still better than a lot of starters in this league. After all, his "second-worst season" included 28 TDs to just nine INTs with a 63% completion rate. 

Here are the updated Aaron Rodgers 2025 team NFL odds from Bookies.com veteran oddsmaker Adam Thompson, following the 2025 NFL Draft.

Aaron Rodgers 2025 Team Odds

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Analyzing Potential 2025 Team Destinations

Rodgers has a Super Bowl ring and four Most Valuable Player Awards. Teams believing they’re a reliable QB from competing will call on Rodgers if he’s available. 

The Jets alerted Rodgers that they're moving on. The Jets cut him with a post-June 1 designation and spread the dead-cap money produced from the release over two years. 

Now that the NFL Draft has come and gone, only a few teams are still in the market for a QB, let alone a win-now veteran. 

People got excited two off-seasons ago about a possible Rodgers-to-Pittsburgh connection. It didn’t happen, but the Steelers may be in the running again this winter. The Steelers didn't go QB in the draft, leaving them with the uninspiring Mason Rudolph atop the depth chart. For a veteran team built to compete right now, Rodgers makes all the sense. 

Rodgers, himself, must decide if he wanted to play at all. That might be the only thing keeping him out of the Steel City for 2025. 

The Minnesota Vikings let Sam Darnold go after he guided them to a stellar 14-3 record. Now, the Vikings must decide to spend on Rodgers or go with unproven second-year pro J.J. McCarthy, who missed all of last year due to injury. 

The Indianapolis Colts are on the fence about young QB Anthony Richardson. Indy has a solid defense and run game, and notable pass game targets. Would Rodgers go to Indy? On the field, it sounds like a solid fit. The New Orleans Saints have questions about the availability of injured QB Derek Carr. They drafted Louisville's Tyler Shough, but he may be more of a long-term project than Week 1 starter.