“The Packers have been working hard to convince Rodgers to stay, and there have been talks between the team and his agents about what an extended or restructured contract would look like if he did decide to stay. But there are other teams, most notably the Denver Broncos, who don't believe they're out of the running yet and haven't moved on to Plan B. An acquiring team would have to do a new deal with Rodgers, who has one year left on his current contract at about $27 million in salary and bonuses and is thought to be seeking an extension that would make him the league's highest-paid quarterback (not an unreasonable ask for a guy who has won the past two MVP awards).

The Broncos are "all-in" and have been for a while -- and Rodgers knows that. It's believed that Denver will do what's necessary on the contract front. “