Rodgers’ new deal: 4 years, $134 million

Aaron Rodgers is another big deal.

The two-time NFL MVP and the Packers agreed to terms Wednesday on a four-year extension that would keep Rodgers under contract through the 2023 season.

The four-year deal is worth $134 million, with more than $100 million in guaranteed money. Rodgers’ former teammate, NFL Network analyst James Jones, first reported the agreement.

Rodgers’ new annual average salary of $33.5 million per year would eclipse Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan’s five-year extension worth $30 million a year.

Rodgers turns 35 in December. He signed his previous extension, a fiveyear deal worth $110 million, before the 2013 season. getting from the Packers, a person familiar with the deal said.

The trade gives the Seahawks a proven backup behind Russell Wilson. The Packers reportedly will receive a late-round draft pick.

Hundley stepped into a starting role last season for the Packers when Aaron Rodgers went down with a broken collarbone. Hundley started nine games and the Packers went 3-6. He threw for 1,836 yards and nine touchdowns, but also threw 12 interceptions.

For the Packers, the deal means that DeShone Kizer has won the backup job behind Rodgers.

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