Add Rob Gronkowski to the list of those questioning Aaron Rodgers’ remarks.
On Tuesday, Rodgers went on “The Pat McAfee Show” and was non-committal about whether he would return to the Packers, but was of the belief there is fuel left in the tank.
“Do I still think I can play?” Rodgers said. “Of course. Of course. Can I play at a high level? Yeah, the highest. I think I can win MVP again in the right situation.”
Gronkowski, the former tight end for the Patriots and Buccaneers, went on “Up and Adams” on FanDuel TV and opined that Rodgers should be thinking about team championships rather than individual accolades.
Rodgers, 39, has won one Super Bowl and four MVPs with the Packers, including the past two. Gronkowski, who retired after last season, has four Super Bowl victories with Tom Brady slinging him the ball with the Patriots and Buccaneers.
Rodgers did express the importance of contending for championships elsewhere in the conversation with McAfee.
“There’s no point in coming back to play football unless you think you can win it all,” Rodgers told the former punter.
This article first appeared on The New York Postand was reproduced with permission.
