Ten queries for the final stretch of the NFL regular season: Will Tom Brady continue his playoff run? Can Miami save the year?
The NFL’s 2022 season has been the most competitive in history. In fact, through the first 14 weeks of the NFL season, the greatest number of games—158—have ended with a score of just one point in the fourth quarter. With just four games remaining and a narrow gap in the standings between the majority of the league, there are still many important questions that need to be resolved before the playoffs begin.
Take a look at ten of the league’s most pressing questions as well as potential future plans for the remainder of 2022 and beyond.
Take a look at ten of the league’s most pressing questions as well as potential future plans for the remainder of 2022 and beyond.
Is this the final time we see Aaron Rodgers?
Although Aaron Rodgers once described his football career as a “beautiful mystery,” there are 58.3 million reasons why the two-time NFL MVP should rejoin the Green Bay Packers in 2023. He signed a three-year, $150 million extension last offseason, with a guaranteed option to extend for an additional $58.3 million.
If he were to walk away from that money and the opportunity to play with Christian Watson, the receiver the Packers selected with the 34th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, who is developing quickly, it would be crazy. The 6-4, 208-pound wide receiver, who tied for sixth place in the NFL this season with his seven receiving touchdowns in the last four games, ran a 4.36 40-yard dash at the combine.
Nathaniel Hackett (Broncos): The most disappointing team in the NFL is the Broncos. With only 14.9 points scored per game, they have the lowest scoring offense in the league, are 3-10, and have already been eliminated from the playoff race. From 2021 (103.1) to 85.0, Russell Wilson’s passer rating fell 18.1 points, the fourth-biggest drop of any player in his first season with a team since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger (minimum 300 attempts per season). In terms of the security of his job, Hackett might as well be dead.
Kliff Kingsbury (Cardinals): Hackett and Kingsbury are in comparable situations. When he has played this season, his highly compensated franchise quarterback, Kyler Murray, has been inconsistent. The squad has a 4-9 record and has had numerous offensive difficulties. The quarterback attacked Kingsbury’s offense head-on,
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