The former teammate defends the potential Rams, they point to Aaron Rodgers

The next step for Los Angeles Rams this low season will be free agency. The NFL free agency period will begin in March. It is then that the teams and players discover how much their teams value them and how much a player wants to go.

It is an exciting moment for all NFL teams and fans. It gives them a small view of how their respective team can be seen next season.

One of the biggest headlines that will go throughout the low season is whether the RAMS will exchange a veteran field marshalMatthew Stafford. Stafford wants to play for Rams to close his career in the Hall of Fame.

If Stafford does not return to Los Angeles next seasonA field marshal that the Rams can go later is veteran Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers spent most of his career in Green Bay, but then he was changed to the New York Jets, where he has played the last two seasons.

Rodgers has not played his best football during his time in New York, but at the end of last season, he can still play at the NFL level and still has a little more to give in his career in the Hall of Fame.

Rodgers has been criticized by many about how it is handled with a franchise, teammates and coaches.

A former teammate says that everything you heard about Rodgers who makes it look like a bad teammate is not true.

“Yes, I’m enjoying the sun, Rodgers said when asked about being in California during the low season.

Rodgers were also asked what he is looking for when choosing for which team he wants to play next.

“That they love you,” Rodgers added. “And they got a good team.”

The field marshal of the Rodgers Jets team, Jordan Travis, replied in what Rodgers said.

“8 is a great person. That narrative is crazy,” Travis said in X/Twitter.

Rodgers will fit the Rams if they decide to go from Stafford. Chief coach Sean McVay has also talked highly about Rodgers in the past saying that Rodgers is one of the best quartbacks of all time and that he is an elite launch of the ball.

McVay is a great coach who can give Rodgers what he needs to finish his career as his early years.

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