Perhaps LeBron James used his influence with NBA owners to his advantage. Or Brett Favre, who compelled the elite to abandon a star quarterback. Or, take Peyton Manning's neck injury, which necessitated an unprecedented front-office gamble. Maybe Tom Brady decided he would rather play somewhere else.
Whatever the reason, there is more quarterback turnover than ever in the NFL. There are several new starting quarterbacks for fantasy managers to consider this season, and not all are moving. There are a few distinct types of rookie quarterbacks.
According to football and horse betting experts, Aaron Rodgers received much attention, deservedly so. Like Favre in 2008, he left Green Bay to play for the New York Jets. Both were in the twilight of their careers when they were traded, and the Packers' departure allowed the Jets to introduce their new quarterback to the Lambeau Field faithful.
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Yes, Rodgers still has more in the tank than Favre did back then. This, however, may be a result of the effect of recent events. However, it is hard to argue that the 2008 Jets did not have better equipment.
On the 2008 Jets, running backs Thomas Jones and Leon Washington weren't horrible, but they weren't Dalvin Cook and Breece Hall. Laveranues Coles and Jerricho Cotchery were competent wideouts, but neither one compared well to Garrett Wilson.
Unsurprisingly, the team is doing everything it can to keep Rodgers satisfied. Watching "Hard Knocks," he comes off as the coaching staff's puppet master. We would want to join if that is the case. The Madman strongly endorses an offensive directed by Aaron Rodgers.
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