What if there\u2019s another option out there?<\/p>\n
The Green Bay Packers<\/a> would be the obvious destination. They just let Malik Willis<\/a> go and Jordan Love needs a better backup than his current options. Matt LaFleur has been a bit of a quarterback guru and Rattler would simply be his next project. It might just work for both sides too.\u00a0<\/p>\n Green Bay Packers find perfect Malik Willis replacement with this trade<\/p>\n Love has had some injury problems throughout his NFL career so the Packers getting insurance would be a smart move. Rattler makes a lot of sense because in a way, he could contribute in the same way Willis did. LaFleur didn\u2019t put pressure on Willis to be an elite passer. He was primarily a runner when he did come in, which is exactly what Rattler could offer. Along with that, if Rattler does need to pass, the system would be simple for him and not require him to do a whole lot.\u00a0<\/p>\n It almost feels too obvious of a move for Green Bay to make. LaFleur took Willis and in three seasons turned him into nearly a $70 million quarterback. If he can resurrect Rattler\u2019s career, which is literally hanging by a thread, it might just save both Rattler and the Packers.\u00a0<\/p>\n Why Spencer Rattler\u2019s perfect landing spot is in Green Bay and not Denver New Orleans Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler | Mike Dinovo-Imagn Images<\/p>\n ESPN\u2019s Dan Graziano<\/a> teased the idea that Denver could be in play <\/a>for Spencer Rattler. It\u2019s a long shot, but something to monitor if the Packers are considering Rattler for their backup position. Jarrett Stidham is the backup in Denver and truthfully, he\u2019s been everything you want out of a veteran backup. The only way Denver decides to go a different route is if he\u2019s injured or for some reason he gets traded.<\/p>\n Rattler is better suited for Green Bay just off the strength that he\u2019ll actually get a chance to play whereas in Denver, Stidham hadn\u2019t taken a meaningful snap in two years before playing in the AFC championship game against New England last year. Willis played in 11 games over his two seasons in Green Bay. Rattler could be set up with that kind of opportunity to prove he deserves to be a starter in the NFL again.\u00a0<\/p>\n Spencer Rattler needs the right backup job if he wants to play in the NFL<\/p>\n Green Bay is the perfect backup job, not just because he\u2019d get a chance to play, but because he needs to be in a low-pressure situation. In New Orleans, he was essentially forced into the starting role and he has just one win as a starter in 14 games. When you dive into the stats a little more, though, you see he\u2019s not completely part of the problem.\u00a0<\/p>\n![\"Spencer](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/01kthzjspya776m34bhh.jpg\" "\\"Spencer")
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