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Aaron Rodgers and North Jersey might just be a match made in heaven.
After two wildly unsuccessful seasons with the Jets, the Giants are now the favorites to land the future Hall of Fame quarterback, coming in at -150 odds at DraftKings Sportsbook.
The Post’s Ryan Dunleavy reported potential options for Big Blue at quarterback, including Rodgers, and added that the Giants’ best-case scenario is to “swipe right” on potential veteran quarterback options and see which one comes up as a match.
DraftKings seems to think this is a “Super Like,” as these odds imply there is a 60 percent chance the Giants land the former Packer and Jet.
Should Rodgers retire, all bets in this market would void.
The Steelers, who have previously been linked to Rodgers and are in search of a new signal caller, have +250 odds, the second-best mark.
Las Vegas, which is also looking for a quarterback, has odds of +400 to land Rodgers.
Rodgers had previously said that his top ask from any acquiring team would be to feel wanted, and the Giants sure seem desperate.
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The Rams were previously expected to go all-in on Rodgers, with odds as low as +250, as speculation ran rampant that Los Angeles was primed to give up on its now-returning quarterback Matthew Stafford.
Now that Stafford is back with the Rams, they’re out of the running for Rodgers,and only a handful of teams left that could take him.
The Titans, who own the No. 1 pick, have also been linked to Rodgers since they could go for a “generational talent” like Travis Hunter or Abdul Carter.
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One sweetener that Rodgers can potentially sell teams on is a possible combo deal with star receiver Davante Adams, who joined him with Gang Green last season.
Adams, who was just released by the Jets, played 11 games with the team after being traded from the Raiders and accumulated 67 receptions, 854 yards and seven touchdowns in 11 games played.
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