Does Aaron Rodgers-Shailene Woodley breakup make Broncos trade less likely?
By Ethan Lee
Do the Denver Broncos have a chance of landing Aaron Rodgers after the Green Bay Packers quarterback broke up with Shailene Woodley?
Aaron Rodgers and Shailene Woodley are reportedly no longer a thing.
The tabloids and celebrity gossip columns have been ablaze with the news and rumors surrounding the breakup between the Green Bay Packers quarterback and the actress.
Of course, not everyone is interested in celebrity love life news and rumors. There’s scandal and gossip to be discussed, but there are also some pretty significant, tangible football implications that could come out of this story.
Is there a chance that this could have an impact on where Rodgers is playing football next season? With Rodgers and Woodley calling it quits, do the Denver Broncos lose out on having a chance on bringing the quarterback to town?
Well, maybe.
Green Bay Packers: Will Aaron Rodgers-Shailene Woodley breakup impact chances Rodgers ends up with Denver Broncos?
Woodley resides in Boulder, according to reports. Boulder being a suburb of Denver would potentially put Rodgers in the same metropolitan area as Woodley. That would be a huge advantage if the two were still looking at getting married. Now that they’re reportedly no longer engaged? Well, that seems unlikely to be an ideal situation for the two.
There are very few people on earth who would move to a new state, start a new job, and make major lifestyle changes to be CLOSER to an ex.
Most people want to be as far away as possible.
Rodgers being in a neighboring city seems kinda like a less-than-healthy sort of situation for everyone involved.
Of course, Denver is a pretty big city. People have been flocking to the area for years now and it’s a very popular destination for many. While it’s not one of the massive metropolitan areas like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Houston, it’s still a big area. Two people who no longer have romantic feelings for each other could live there and not run into each other.
But, uh, it would be weird for Rodgers to still move there.