Rodgers Wants Out

[GBP4EVER]

I would not take that as a lock.

I do I just don't see him giving up that much $$

 

[GBP4EVER]

Hey if he walks he walks. It a personal decision.

Yeah personal decision as the man has a lot of spite in him.

 

[dannobanano]

I’m not sure that matters much Danno. He’s a complicated fella

Then he’s different from all the other rich people I’ve been around.
I used to be COO of a non-profit (early 2000’s), and worked closely with our BOD which was all multi-millionaires.
Money always mattered to them.

 

[FlaPack]

I do I just don't see him giving up that much $$

We have zero idea what he has in the bank. None. And from a tax perspective does the $30m become a loss? It’s not simple

 

[FlaPack]

Yeah personal decision as the man has a lot of spite in him.

And I don’t care if he does. Just don’t. He owes me squat

 

[dannobanano]

This article must be way off base.

Aaron Rodgers Net Worth: Income, Investment & Charity - Players Bio

Aaron Rodgers has accumulated $120 million in net worth, making him one of the wealthiest athletes. Aaron Rodgers, also known as “A-Rod,” is a well-known National Football League quarterback (NFL) from the United States of America. Since his 2005 draft, he has been a member of the Green Bay...

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[FlaPack]

This article must be way off base.

Aaron Rodgers Net Worth: Income, Investment & Charity - Players Bio

Aaron Rodgers has accumulated $120 million in net worth, making him one of the wealthiest athletes. Aaron Rodgers, also known as “A-Rod,” is a well-known National Football League quarterback (NFL) from the United States of America. Since his 2005 draft, he has been a member of the Green Bay...

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Thanks for sharing. Interesting.

 

[dannobanano]

Thanks for sharing. Interesting.

I would have guessed his net worth significantly higher.

 

[FlaPack]

I would have guessed his net worth significantly higher.

I was thinking the same. But shows that $30m won’t bankrupt him. And yes if he walks he’s still going to be making some coin somewhere

 

[FlaPack]

Just an open question. If Rodgers gives back his signing bonus what are the tax implications? He’s already earned the income, it was taxable. It’s it declared a loss of income?