The Packers QB was quick to shut down the idea.

Despite a rocky start to the 2021 NFL season, the Green Bay Packers are in good shape, having won their last four games, thanks in part to their stalwart quarterback, Aaron Rodgers. This weekend, the Packers will be heading to Chicago to take on the Bears.

Here’s Aaron Rodgers on playing in Chicago, growing up a fan of the Bulls and whether he would ever join the Bears. (Via @packers) pic.twitter.com/0rRshHy4C8

— Chris Emma (@CEmma670) October 13, 2021

While the Packers are doing well, though, it hasn’t been a secret that things have been a bit rocky between Rodgers and the team, to the point that some are wondering if this would be his last season with them.

“It’s been battles. Still a rivalry though,” Rodgers said at a press conference on Wednesday. “Been some fun ones over the years.”

“They aren’t extremely happy with me, not very cordial most of the time, but I respect that. It’s a great sports town,” he added. “I’ve always enjoyed the city, enjoyed the fans, even though they haven’t really enjoyed me. It’s fine. I get it.”

Aaron Rodgers on what he told Joe Burrow after Sunday's game: "Slide. You’re too damn talented. You’ve got so much in front of you to accomplish in this league. Sometimes you gotta slide. I would've said the same thing to Andrew Luck."

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— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 12, 2021

This state prompted some reporters to ask if he would ever consider jumping ship over to the Bears, considering their upcoming game. Rodgers’ response to the notion was almost immediate.

“No, no,” Rodgers said. “It’s just not going to happen, man.”