Packers: Can Aaron Rodgers repeat as MVP in 2022?

Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)
Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images) /
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This past weekend we saw the NFL close out another season with the Los Angeles Rams winning the Super Bowl. This past week we also saw the NFL hand out its annual end of season awards. Aaron Rodgers took home the Most Valuable Player award.

It is no surprise that we are continuing to see Aaron Rodgers playing at such a high level. It is spectacular to see him still making plays and orchestrating wins. One question though is how can Rodgers repeat as MVP next year? How can he have another great season? Can he continue to play at a high level?

One way that he can make this happen is to continue to play at a really high level and not lose motivation. As simple as this sounds it is extremely important he does not slack off on being elite.

From my own experiences in the game of football, when someone knows they will not be in football for much longer or they have been around for a while and hit a plateau it becomes very easy to slack off. I know that Aaron has many more years ahead of him. When he works on the little things, it will make the difference.

It will be a challenge for Aaron to repeat as MVP. He needs to win the offseason. Beating the offseason will help his game and it will show the rest of the league that he can still compete at a very high level. I love how he plays with urgency and I know that he will continue to improve and get better and more ready for next season.

It will be an interesting offseason now that another Super Bowl is in the books. It will be interesting to see how Aaron Rodgers attacks this offseason and what he will do in order to repeat as NFL MVP.

It will be a challenge for him no doubt, and there will be distractions for sure. But by keeping his head down and working, beating the offseason and not slacking off, Aaron Rodgers will have a great chance to repeat as NFL MVP.