Aaron Rodgers is, without question, one of the best quarterbacks and strongest personalities in the NFL. The Green Bay Packers star frequently makes headlines even in the offseason.This time, the Packers quarterback stole the spotlight after showing up in a white tank top and some denim jeans to the team's training camp. Naturally, NFL fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the signal-caller's bold look.Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic commented that the Green Bay quarterback looked like a convicted felon:Dugar, Michael-Shawn@MikeDugar@packers @AaronRodgers12 Why ya man dressed like a convicted felon @AronYohannes94431@packers @AaronRodgers12 Why ya man dressed like a convicted felon @AronYohannes https://t.co/jSdVoO7TteOther fans compared the quarterback's look to that of Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage from the film Con Air:Mike Camerlengo@MCamerlengo@packers @AaronRodgers12 i added the audio from the con air trailer1093186@packers @AaronRodgers12 i added the audio from the con air trailer https://t.co/ZBMF2euaIkBigOrangeHeupel@BigOrangeHeupel@packers @AaronRodgers12 I mean, Con Air Nick Cage, right? #PackersCamp #GoPackGo10@packers @AaronRodgers12 I mean, Con Air Nick Cage, right? #PackersCamp #GoPackGo https://t.co/8Bsgst99AQNFL On Prime Video@NFLonPrime@packers @AaronRodgers12 same energy ‍♀️432@packers @AaronRodgers12 same energy 👯‍♀️ https://t.co/GO6AxR4yRqmichael shima@michaelshima@packers @AaronRodgers12 Con Air remake?@packers @AaronRodgers12 Con Air remake? https://t.co/oehAvcl23zOther fans compared the 10-time Pro Bowl quarterback to the lead singer of the 1990s rock band Creed, Scott Stapp:Jeff@BeastQuake@packers @AaronRodgers12 Slight chance this was in homage to one of Aaron Rodgers' favorite bands Creed, going with a Scott Stapp "Higher" look, though the blue jeans more align with Nic Cage in Con Air.10@packers @AaronRodgers12 Slight chance this was in homage to one of Aaron Rodgers' favorite bands Creed, going with a Scott Stapp "Higher" look, though the blue jeans more align with Nic Cage in Con Air. https://t.co/pcgl2gl9OUCale Campbell@calecampbell88@packers @AaronRodgers124@packers @AaronRodgers12 https://t.co/HxtXVpvVKpThe MC Wale@theMCwale@packers @AaronRodgers125@packers @AaronRodgers12 https://t.co/Sa8N9SeDoSSome fans joked that another Super Bowl and NFL MVP award is a lock based on his look alone:47 Days 🧀@HailRodgers12_@packers @AaronRodgers12 2nd ring and 5th MVP confirmed171@packers @AaronRodgers12 2nd ring and 5th MVP confirmedDusty@DustyEvely3rd straight MVP and 2nd Super Bowl MVP incoming twitter.com/packers/status…Green Bay Packers@packersLet's do this. @AaronRodgers12 #PackersCamp | #GoPackGo442Let's do this. @AaronRodgers12 #PackersCamp | #GoPackGo https://t.co/gEgqBhyzJP3rd straight MVP and 2nd Super Bowl MVP incoming twitter.com/packers/status…Rodgers entered training camp after signing a three-year, $150,815,000 contract extension with Green Bay this offseason. The deal includes a $40.8 million signing bonus, $150,815,000 guaranteed, and an average yearly salary of $50,271,667.Last season, the quarterback won his second consecutive MVP award after throwing for 4,115 yards. He was tied for fourth in touchdown passes with 37. He's one short of the record five MVP awards won by Hall of Famer Peyton Manning. The Packers signal-caller is also tied for the fourth-most seasons of more than 4,000 yards passing (10).He led Green Bay into the postseason for the third straight time in 2021 (11 times since becoming the starting quarterback in 2008). The team made it to the NFC Divisional Round, coming up short against the San Francisco 49ers at Lambeau Field.Aaron Rodgers heading into his 18th NFL seasonMinnesota Vikings v Green Bay PackersAaron Rodgers will be entering his 18th season in the NFL in 2022-23. He will be looking to add to his resume. His 55,360 passing yards are the fourth-most among active quarterbacks and the 10th-most of all time. The 499 passing touchdowns are second among active quarterbacks behind Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (624) and fifth in NFL history.With his spot in the Hall of Fame guaranteed, the only thing left for Rodgers is to win another Super Bowl with the Packers.