Aaron Rodgers trying to get Packers players to buy Green Bay house
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Rob Demovsky
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is still trying to convince Green Bay Packers players to buy his Green Bay home.
Rodgers’ final speech was to new Packers defensive end Micah Parsons, who was traded by the Dallas Cowboys shortly before the season. And it happened at an unusual time — after Rodgers scrambled to avoid a Parsons sack during Sunday’s game at Pittsburgh.
“He was great to play,” Parsons told reporters. “And he told me to buy his house.”
This happened after Rodgers made a public speech to Packers quarterback Jordan Love about purchasing the house in the summer of 2024, when Love signed his $220 million contract extension with Green Bay.
Parsons said he visited Rodgers’ house but didn’t need something that big.
Maybe Rodgers should contact Packers tight end Tucker Kraft instead.
“Tuck said he might try to look into it,” Parsons said. “…It’s a nice house, but it’s just me at the moment. That’s why I don’t want to buy anything.”
For the record, Rodgers’ house in the village of Hobart, a few miles from Lambeau Field, is not listed in any public real estate listings.
