Jordan Love, the current quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, recently signed a lucrative $220 million contract extension this week, making him one of the highest-paid players in the NFL. In response to former Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers jokingly offering to sell his old Wisconsin home to Love, the young quarterback politely declined the offer but humorously expressed his willingness to check on the property.

During an interview with NFL Network, Love smiled and told analyst Steve Smith that he won't be buying Rodgers' house, but he would ensure it is well taken care of. Rodgers initially made the offer while congratulating Love on becoming the highest-paid player in the league. The playful exchange showcased a friendly dynamic between the two quarterbacks, with Rodgers expressing support for Love even after his move to the New York Jets last offseason.

Love's new contract will see him earn an average of $55 million per year, tying him with Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow for the most earnings per year at any position in the NFL. Rodgers, on the other hand, is set to earn an average of $37.5 million per year with the Jets following a 2023 season that was largely impacted by injury.

Love and Rodgers spent three seasons together in Green Bay before Love's opportunity as the full-time starting quarterback in 2023. The camaraderie displayed between the two quarterbacks through this light-hearted interaction highlights the respect and support they have for each other despite being on different teams now.