He's no longer the sexy option that he used to be, but he's currently being drafted outside the top-12 at the position and that's pretty much his floor. Having the ability to provide league-leading touchdown numbers along with single-digit interceptions makes Rodgers an under-the-radar safe fantasy option who still provides upside at the position. Still, Rodgers is an outlier even amongst outliers in this category, with a completely absurd 4.52 TD/INT over his career. Only four QBs ever (Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson, and Tom Brady) have higher than a 3.0 TD/INT ratio throughout their careers. No QB in NFL history offers a higher TD/INT ratio throughout his career than Rodgers. But there's still space for a player like Rodgers to finish inside QB1 range this season. The fantasy game has changed so much, especially at QB, due to the rushing ability that many of the top signal callers are bringing to the table. In fact, Rodgers' leading receiver from a season ago, Allen Lazard, came to New York along with his QB and should find himself in a much more natural role as his new team's No. Wilson broke out as a rookie and should provide Rodgers with a reliable WR1, which he was sorely missing this past season. Rodgers joins a team that has been in desperate need of competent quarterback play, coached by one of the league's bright young coaches, and he'll have the opportunity to throw to this past year's AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, Garrett Wilson. Rodgers heads to New York to join the Jets and while a veteran QB heading to a new situation doesn't always lead to great success, the similarities to Tom Brady's move to Tampa Bay are glaring. Now heading into his 19th NFL season, Rodgers hopes that a change of scenery could be the catalyst for returning him back to his former glory as a three-time NFL MVP. He rushed for just 94 yards on the season-the fewest of his career as a starter-and added just one touchdown on the ground after contributing three rushing scores in both 20.
While it's true that Rodgers didn't have much to work with in the pass-catching department, the signs of aging were much more apparent than at any point prior. The QB threw for just 217 yards per game-by far the worst number of his career-and he threw 12 interceptions, the second-worst number of his career. The 2022 season was tough for the Packers, particularly for future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers. You must be logged in and create a league profile to applyĬustom fantasy scoring to the stat, projection and ranking pages.
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