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Good news: The Green Bay Packers after very much still the favorite in terms of where quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be playing football in 2021.

But unfortunately an outside chance that he moves on from Green Bay is located in the AFC East… with perhaps the toughest team to consider him playing for: The New England Patriots.

According to Odds Shark, the Patriots have a +950 look at landing Rodgers before next season. As mentioned, the Pack are still the frontrunner, but for reference, here’s a full breakdown of odds in regard to where Rodgers plays in 2021:

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Rodgers recently said on the Pat McAfee Show: “I don’t think that there’s any reason why I wouldn’t be back.”

But who really knows?

Originally Rodgers called his future “uncertain” immediately following his team’s loss to the Bucs in the NFC title game, but at this time, that seems like a comment made out of frustration of losing.

The Patriots being the only AFC East team to make a list of odds to land Rodgers is interesting in itself as well. The Miami Dolphins and New York Jets were the top-two teams in terms of odds for landing Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson when those were initially handed out.

But Rodgers? Not so fast.

With Bill Belichick likely looking for one last run to the Super Bowl without Tom Brady in town, that could be the idea behind the Pats potentially making a run at Rodgers.

The preferred option for the Bills would be not having to face Rodgers in their division… ever.

The Bills were slightly connected to the mess that is the Texans in recent weeks. Defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier was a candidate for their head coaching job, however, he didn’t get it.

But the Texans could still hold one card that could affect the Bills.

Despite David Culley landing the Texans’ head coaching gig, quarterback Deshaun Watson still wants out. Per Texans Wire on Thursday, Watson has requested a trade despite the recent hire. It was previously reported that Watson had a good rapport with Culley… but evidently not good enough.

So with Watson requesting to be traded, where could he land? According to Odds Shark, the AFC East is looking like a mighty fine place.

Afc East Betting Odds

In terms of those odds… legitimately every team in the division aside from the Bills has a pretty good look. The clubhouse leader is the Jets at +200, and they’re edging out another AFC East rival, the Dolphins, who have the second-best number at +400.

The fourth-best odds at landing him sit at +900. The Patriots, along with the Panthers, are handed those odds.

Here’s the full breakdown via Odds Shark:

The reason for the Jets and Dolphins being favorites is pretty simple. It starts and ends with the 2021 NFL Draft. In trading for an elite quarterback such as Watson, it would cost a hefty price tag and in most cases in football, that means top draft picks. Not only is that a norm, but if the Texans are set to lose Watson, they’ll certainly want high picks because at the upcoming draft, they don’t have any in the first two rounds.

Ironically enough, the Dolphins hold two first-round picks in 2021, one of is the Texans’ from a previously trade which sits at No. 3. They also have the No. 18 pick. The Jets currently have the No. 2 pick and the Seahawks’ first rounder at No. 27.

Nfc East Betting Odds

In terms of the Bills, they naturally have no reason try to trade for Watson with Josh Allen’s emergence. However, after going 6-0 in the AFC East in 2020? The Bills would be certainly fine with their divisional rivals not acquiring a new quarterback.