1. Aaron Rodgers
It’s time to fulfill the prophecy. Aaron Rodgers no longer plays at an MVP level, but he is still a starting-caliber quarterback with some juice left in his tank. The Brett Favre comparisons are obvious, but there are legitimate reasons for the Vikings to pursue the four-time NFL MVP.
For one, he’s still a good quarterback. Despite playing in a poor scheme and only having one real weapon in D.K. Metcalf, the quarterback has completed 66.4% of his passes for 1,969 yards, 19 touchdowns, and seven interceptions during his 10 healthy starts. This level of play should propel an otherwise-stacked Vikings roster to the playoffs. As an added bonus, he’s a free agent, so Minnesota won’t have to forfeit a draft pick for his services. While the 42-year-old isn’t a long-term fix, he’s a great short-term option that could bring this team on a deep playoff run.
