Aaron Rodgers Might Just Retire

Return to Packers? Demand a trade elsewhere? Or just retire? It appears everything is under consideration for Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

And yes, it's true -- Rodgers really could call it a career. Or so they say.

Multiple reports, including one from NFL Media's Ian Rapoport, suggest that Rodgers could indeed walk away from the game, presumably turning his attention toward a career in television.

That said, the Packers seemingly aren't entirely out of it. He could return if they "fix things to his liking," Rapoport added.

Now, if Rodgers decides to keep playing, and decides the Packers aren't an option, he supposedly has a wish list that consists of three teams -- the 49ers, Broncos and Raiders, as Sporting News relayed.

Along with that, Rodgers supposedly wanted the Packers to take the 49ers' trade offer, reportedly the No. 3 overall pick and more in exchange for the reigning MVP.

The Broncos traded for Teddy Bridgewater earlier in the week and are rumored to still be in the QB market during the draft. Basically, chief of football operations John Elway and general manager George Paton are expected to exhaust all avenues to upgrade at quarterback this offseason, per SN.

We'll have to look to Denver's next few draft picks to see what the team is up to — in the first round, the Broncos passed on Justin Fields with the No. 9 overall pick and grabbed former Alabama cornerback Pat Surtain II.

Read OutKick's previous coverage on this topic here.