Mark Murphy says he’s “sworn to secrecy” on Aaron Rodgers

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Ten days after Packers CEO Mark Murphy made it clear that the Packers were done with quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Murphy made it clear that he’s done talking about Aaron Rodgers.

“I would love to tell you everything you want to know about Aaron Rodgers and the Jets but I’m sworn to secrecy not to say anything,” Murphy said at a Tech Summit at Lambeau Field on Monday, via Fox 11.

When Murphy last spoke about Rodgers, Murphy did little to hide the fact that the team is ready to move on. However, the Packers remain “unreasonable” (in the Jets’ view) regarding their expectations for a Rodgers trade.

As previously explained, there’s no imminent deadline to do a deal. The Packers are willing to wait until the draft. The Jets arguably should be willing to wait even longer.

Either way, the waiting game continues. But if you’re waiting for Murphy to talk some more, you’ll apparently be disappointed.

105 responses to “Mark Murphy says he’s “sworn to secrecy” on Aaron Rodgers

  1. So how much money will the Pack contribute to Rodgers’ salary for the jets to take him? Either that or they’ll have to send the Jets picks too.

  2. There is no way the Packers are going to pay $60M to Rodgers and create the biggest distraction possible for Love and the team. The Jets know this.

  3. The Jets can either make a playoff run, or not. Without Rogers they are at best a 500 team, well 8-9

  4. I think part of the Green Bay Packers waiting to do a deal with New York has little to do with compensation as has everything to do with not wanting to oblige Aaron in the least bit. Aaron’s arrogance and victim playing and media manipulation has me wondering why the Jets even want him. All this for what, a year of what? Media games? The dude is a jerk, and pushing forty. The Jets should reconsider.

  5. Jets have all the power here now after Murphy tried to hang a clown suit on Arodge publically. What’s his alternative to whatever the Jets want now? Have Rodgers smirking at Love behind his back from the sidelines all season? Cause you can totally see him doing that. It’ll have to be a release eventually if they won’t take the Jets offer.

  6. Both teams have leverage.

    The Packers know that the Jets need Rodgers, having passed on Carr and Garoppolo. In addition, the Jets have already signed Lazard which they only did to please Rodgers.

    The Jets have leverage on the Packers because the Packers want to move on from ROdgers and get the Love era going. It would kill them to have to pay Rodgers $60 Million to sit on the bench.

    Having said all that, I think that the Packers have a bit more leverage. They really could let Rodgers play in 2023. It’s not ideal for the Packers, but it would hurt them less than the Jets would be hurt if they don’t get Rodgers.

  7. GB doesn’t need a QB. If you want one of theirs, contact Gutey with your offer.

  8. Lamar to Green Bay, Ravens get Pack’s two picks + Jordan Love, Rodgers to NYJ, Green Bay gets NYJ first rounder + 3rd round pick next year. Everybody wins (except Zach Wilson)

  9. If you think about it, the Jets would be doing the Packers a favor by giving them any draft picks or assets and absorbing Rodgers’ contract and drama.

    Rodgers is not seen as an asset by the league at his age and salary. The fact that the Jets are the only interested team confirms it.

  10. In the olden times this is basically how every team worked. We fans found out about deals when they actually happened.

  11. The Jets hold all the cards. Watch Rodgers show up to all off season activities and the circus that would bring!

  12. Russell is grateful Lamar and Rodgers have pushed him off the front page.

  13. So how much money will the Pack contribute to Rodgers’ salary for the jets to take him?
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    Zero. Thats the Packers only goal, getting out from under the contract.

    Rodgers has said he will redo his deal. Hold him to it.

  14. I think part of the Green Bay Packers waiting to do a deal with New York has little to do with compensation as has everything to do with not wanting to oblige Aaron in the least bit.
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    If they trade him in June, they can split the cap hit over 2023 and 2024.

    They’re petty and stupid if they think they can stick it to Rodgers after all these years of catering to him repeatedly.

  15. I think the Packers want Wilson as part of the deal, hoping to pick up his career in case Love falters.

  16. Everyone knows that the Packers are not going to do a darn thing until after June 1. If the Jets want him before then, they need to fork over some serious compensation. Otherwise, it’s just wait and read more breathless stories about who said what to whom about what.

  17. The Jets hold all the cards. Watch Rodgers show up to all off season activities and the circus that would bring!
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    I’m sure they learned from the last guy. Tell Rodgers to stay home, or in Brazil, or whatever Amazonian tribe he chose to get high with.

  18. Hopefully Mr. Murphy will someday be held accountable for the insanity of the contract they gave a 38 year old QB last March!

  19. redlikethepig says:
    March 21, 2023 at 1:33 pm

    So how much money will the Pack contribute to Rodgers’ salary for the jets to take him? Either that or they’ll have to send the Jets picks too.
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    C’mon man, that’s just silly.
    As it stands today, it will actually be cheaper to keep Aaron Rodgers, cap wise, than to deal him.
    And all the dollars have already been accounted for either way.
    Why would they trade him without proper compensation.

    The Packers have QB options for the 2023 season, the Jets currently do not.
    Unless you count a return to Zach Wilson and drafting a backup QB a viable Plan B.
    Let’s see how that plays out.

    If this trade falls through, watch how the New York media and fans eviscerate the Jet’s brass for failing to pull it through.
    Especially after the way they laid the table with their hirings and signings.

    If a proper deal can’t be struck, the Packers should wait it out until after June and into the season if necessary.
    A QB injury before the trade deadline or some other unforeseen occurrence can change things dramatically.

    In the meantime, the Jets will remain stagnant, stuck permanently in the shadow of the Giants, just like they have for decades.
    All because they got a little shortsighted and cheap in the 11th hour.

  20. Interesting how even if you perform at the level of a Hall of Famer, the NFL still treats you like a cog, not a person

  21. Murphy is going to look pretty good if he sticks to his guns.

    Murphy has final say over any trade. Packers GM made a mistake drafting Love. Now he either gets a #1 from the Jets or Murphy has reason to fire him. If GM is fired, trade Love for a 2nd round to another team and keep Rodgers for the 2 remaining years.

    If Rodgers retires rather than play for Packers, the fans will never allow him back in GB. It would also make the Jets furious they hired Hackett and signed Lazard.

  22. The main focus for the Packers is dumping Rodger’s awful contract
    Yes, it would be good to get a 3rd or 4th rounder in this years draft but the Packers likely want to push this deal past June especially if they have to pay a portion of the 108 million due over the next two years. If they can get any draft pick compensation for dumping this contract it will be a huge victory for them and likely a huge loss for the Jets when the bill comes due on the 2025 and 2026 caps.

  23. I know the Packers I’m sure were disappointed in not making the playoffs last year.

    But at the same time, they had to be secretly thrilled that the bad year meant they could get rid of that egomaniac without the blow back.

    “I talked about leaving 8,234,201 times the last 3 years while hiking in Peru and not working in the off season, but I was SHOCKED that they wanted to trade me!”

    Even if Jordan Love is a B+ it’ll be worth the change.

  24. The Packers WANT to move on from Rodgers. The Jets NEED a QB. Advantage, Packers.

  25. I love that this has not been resolved as fast as Gollum wants it to. While he’s in his dark cave playing with his spider, life goes on without him.

  26. In the olden times this is basically how every team worked. We fans found out about deals when they actually happened.
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    But then how would they fill the countless hours of tv/radio/media time between the super bowl and the start of training camp? The NFL would be worth much less to media companies if all we could do is watch the actual games!

  27. Who swore him to secrecy? The Packers have no owner and he is the president, the top banana.

  28. PartyonWayne says:
    March 21, 2023 at 1:34 pm
    There is no way the Packers are going to pay $60M to Rodgers and create the biggest distraction possible for Love and the team. The Jets know this.

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    They did it with Rodgers when Fav-ruh was waffling more than an eggo. A-aron is simply paying it forward

  29. Lol wow haters hate. Pat Kerwin nailed it yesterday. Packers have all the leverage. Those of you thinking if Rodgers stays a packer means he’s the starter are mistaken. Love is the guy Packers are prepared to keep Rodgers and pay him. But barring injury he’s 2 nd string. They WILL NOT give Rodgers away. Jets want to mail this year in so be it. As for Lamar…there’s no collusion unless common sense means so. Oft injured running qb that’s a mediocre passer at best is not worth 2 first round picks and the money he wants. Even at 40, Rodgers is worth more.

  30. Mark Murphy to the press – nice try, lose my number.
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    Murphy wishes he could control the narrative the way Rodgers does..

  31. I think it’s funny the narrative last year was Rodgers messed up Green Bay’s chances by not being there in the off season for his new wide receivers. Now the narrative is Jets have all the time in the world to bring him in because Rodgers knows the offense. Jets have a 2 year window at best. They can’t waste a year.

  32. lowercasejay says:
    March 21, 2023 at 1:42 pm
    Lamar to Green Bay, Ravens get Pack’s two picks + Jordan Love, Rodgers to NYJ, Green Bay gets NYJ first rounder + 3rd round pick next year. Everybody wins (except Zach Wilson)

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    Yuck no way the Pack want anything to do with a RB who plays QB. Lamar sucks, there is a reason his own team doesn’t want to pay him. He’s tough to depend until playoffs and he’s an early exit every year. If we want that well keep AR.

  33. erickgreynolds says:
    March 21, 2023 at 2:01 pm
    Everyone knows that the Packers are not going to do a darn thing until after June 1. If the Jets want him before then, they need to fork over some serious compensation. Otherwise, it’s just wait and read more breathless stories about who said what to whom about what.
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    What? Every team can release up to two players before June 1 while assigning them with a post June 1 designation. The Packers could do the trade now. Why would they need to give up more compensation prior?

  34. Most people are disappointed when Murphy does talk, so what’s the difference?

    The Packers are already an out of touch organization who lives on accomplishing nothing in the last twenty years, yet they ride the coattails of championships that were won over 50 years ago!

    Rogers is a goof, but like him or not, the club has done NOTHING to help the guy out.

    GOOT and Murphy trying to act like tough guys now, I hope A-Aron comes back for his last year, bathes in his 60 million and screws their future plans.

    Rogers WAS the Green Bay Packers, he carried this team for his entire career, NO Packer fan or front office dweeb can deny that.

    Titletown delusions!

  35. Lol wow haters hate. Pat Kerwin nailed it yesterday. Packers have all the leverage.
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    They don’t.

    They can’t play hardball if they want to move that contract.

    They can and probably will wait until June, but the compensation will go down. Significantly.

    They can afford to bring Rodgers back. Is that a win? Absolutely not. This dance continues for the next 2 offseasons. Or until they decide to cut him. Heaven forbid he makes it to the 9ers at the veteran minimum and wins another Super Bowl, or two. They were paranoid enough about Favre, a healthy motivated Rodgers won’t thrown chances away.

    The Packers don’t have any real power. Much like the worth of their “stock”

  36. If he were somehow controlling the narrative, it says a lot that the narrative around Rodgers rarely has anything to do with actual football anymore.

  37. The Packers are already an out of touch organization who lives on accomplishing nothing in the last twenty years, yet they ride the coattails of championships that were won over 50 years ago!
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    It is a very unique place in relation to American sports.

    Football would not exist in Green Bay without the NFLs revenue sharing model.

    Starting with Bob Harlan, the Packers have taken steps to ensure the longterm viability of the franchise. They have pumped millions, if not billions into the Stadium District.

    It appears they could go forward WITHOUT shared NFL revenue. They wouldn’t thrive, probably wouldn’t compete every single year, but they would exist.

    In a city with a population barely over 100,000… that is a MAJOR accomplishment. Again, unlike anything in American Pro Sports.

    The organization deserves credit for that.

    While I would have appreciated another Title in 1997 or 2011, I don’t think the organization can be sold short on what they’ve accomplished off the field the last 30 years.

  38. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that the team with the surplus of starting caliber QB’s has all the leverage.

  39. What will Aaron do once no one cares about his every decision and bowl movement?!

    Newsflash Aaron…..that day is coming very soon.
    Your talents are diminishing and once you’re not playing….no one will care about your every move.

  40. If Rodgers retires rather than play for Packers, the fans will never allow him back in GB.
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    Many would prefer that he walk away at this point.

    At this moment, based on Rodgers comments, he wants to play. What if the Packers choose not to trade him, and block him from playing for them, essentially forcing him to retire? Thats not on Rodgers.

    Favre chose to play for a hated rival. Shredded the Packers in 2009. He was forgiven. The same will be true of Rodgers.

  41. One thing to keep in mind is that Rogers is the last piece of the puzzle for the Jets to make a run at the Super Bowl. For the Pack, Rogers is the first domino to fall in a re-build. If things go sideways, it’ll make things messier and drag things out for the Packers, but it will take the Jets out of contention for the title.

  42. dogdad524 says:
    March 21, 2023 at 2:21 pm

    …Even if Jordan Love is a B+ it’ll be worth the change.

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    And if Love is a D- and Rodgers has a great year with the Jets? Still worth it? Personally, I value winning over caring about haircuts or darkness retreats or an other gossip/personality squabbles.

  43. Look for this deal to get done with an actual enactment date of June 2nd. This allows whatever cap hit the Packers will take to be spread of 2023 and 2024 rather than just 2023.

    Both teams need to know how to handle the draft, be able to sign their picks under the cap, and have enough left over to deal with practice squads and injury replacements.

    This game of chicken should end soon to allow for proper draft prep for both teams.

    Yes, the Packers could go all the way to Sept. 1 and eat the whole salary as their nuclear option.

    Yes, The Jets could pull their offer and try to get Stafford, draft a QB and hire a journeyman as their nuclear option.

    Neither will do either. We are within two weeks of this getting done.

    Packers will save face getting a second n 23 with a conditional 4 that could become a 1 for 2024. They will eat some of the salary for this, but get the deal done, but with a June 2 start date to free up more cap space.

    Everybody should be happy with this and move along.

  44. Anyone who thinks that the Jets have leverage here don’t know the facts.

    Fact: GB has its QB for next season. The Jets do not. And they’ve missed the window on options like Garappolo, Mayfield and Carr.

    Fact: Jets signed Allen Lazard, one of Rodgers’ favorite WRs.

    Fact: GB has no pressure on the cap or money with Rodgers’ contract. In fact, GB has $9M more cap space with him on the roster and if GB waits until after June 1 to do the deal, they can spread the cap hit over 2 years.

    The only thing that GB and the Jets are arguing about right now is the April 2023 draft. The Packers want the Jets’ 1st and the Jets don’t want to give it up. Either the Jets will cough up the 1st or they’ll give enough picks and players to make up for it. It may take some time, but it will get done.

  45. Why do people keep thinking the Packers have leverage? They’ve admitted that they want to move on and have the largest guaranteed contract on their team for this season. If the Jets just get tired or this and trade up to draft a qb, the packers are screwed. No other team will trade for him. And it’s not like they will expect him to show up and play.

  46. Plenty of other choices out there for the Jets. They are bidding against themselves. If I am running the Jets, I walk away from the Packers and sign another QB if they aren’t going to be reasonable for a 40 year old QB with lack of interest in the game anymore. I can always sign Rodgers next year if I still want.

  47. pookiebooboo says:
    March 21, 2023 at 2:48 pm
    Most people are disappointed when Murphy does talk, so what’s the difference?

    The Packers are already an out of touch organization who lives on accomplishing nothing in the last twenty years, yet they ride the coattails of championships that were won over 50 years ago!

    Rogers is a goof, but like him or not, the club has done NOTHING to help the guy out.

    GOOT and Murphy trying to act like tough guys now, I hope A-Aron comes back for his last year, bathes in his 60 million and screws their future plans.

    Rogers WAS the Green Bay Packers, he carried this team for his entire career, NO Packer fan or front office dweeb can deny that.

    Titletown delusions!
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    In the past 20 years only 14 teams have won a Superbowl. 9 teams have won it at least twice in the last 25 years. The GB Packers are on both lists.

  48. Rodgers & #45 pick this year for NYJ’s #13, Elijah Moore and a ’24 3rd rounder if NYJ makes the playoffs. Just get it done, soon, plz.

  49. What’s his alternative to whatever the Jets want now? Have Rodgers smirking at Love behind his back from the sidelines all season?

    That is exactly what will happen. Or Rodgers will retire.

    What’s the alternative for the Jets, besides getting Rodgers? Lamar? That would be great lol, but no. Run it back with Zack Wilson? Matt Ryan is available. All the good free agents and trade candidates are gone. Their only option is to trade for Rodgers, or have another subpar season.

  50. The Packers can also wait later. They save cap space on Rodgers after June 1.

  51. Everyone involved in this is a tool. The only people that are not are the ones not saying anything.

  52. What is funny is that neither the Jets nor GB will make the playoffs in 2023 anyway. The Jets should just back out and leave GB with Rodgers and his salary. GB would sit up and take notice. If GB wants to be greedy, so be it. It makes no sense for the Jets to sacrifice their 1st round picks, etc. for someone who may only be around for a year and turn 40. Draft a QB keep their other picks.

  53. otheirony says:
    March 21, 2023 at 2:36 pm

    Packers are prepared to keep Rodgers and pay him.

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    No they aren’t. Their choices are to pay him $60 million to not play, let him retire and get nothing for him, or trade him, which gets him off their books and gets a draft bounty in return.

    Only one of those options has a net benefit for the Packers, one that supports their future team-building, and it’s the one they will choose.

  54. I guess the best way to see which team has more leverage is to see how each teams fans will react if the deal falls through. All I know is I would not want to be the Jets front office and have to tell their fans Zach Wilson will be their starting qb in 2023. Most GB fans will probably be happy for Rodgers to come back for another year or two.

  55. If the Jets were smart, which they are not, they should invite Lamar over for a very public meeting and tell GB they are moving on. Then bring in someone like Tannehill.

    Aaron played so bad last year he really isn’t worth nearly as much as GB has him valued. Jets have a lot of risk he hit the cliff (which happens to every player) and lost that zip, quick release and ability to quickly see the whole field (all the blame was put on the receivers but he sure missed Cobb and Lazard quite a bit on passes too) of the ball just enough to make him rather pedestrian.

  56. I really hope Rodgers calls the Packers’ bluff and goes back to GB to sit on the bench for $60M and watch Love struggle. Then retires after the season.

    Rodgers should tell GB he’ll accept a trade to the Jets for a conditional 7th rounder. Otherwise, he’s coming back to watch Love. That should get the trade done pretty quickly and save the team he’s joining valuable draft capital.

  57. Two things will never happen! Rodgers will never be second string to Love! Second, Rodgers isn’t going to retire just because the Packers want him to! Be realistic! You really think that the Packers are going to bench him for Love to lose at Lambeau on a Monday night to the Bears! Who in the history of football ever was paid 60 million to sit the bench? They would be the laughing stock of the NFL!

  58. Fact: Jets signed Allen Lazard, one of Rodgers’ favorite WRs.
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    Argumentative.

    See 2020 NFCC Game, 2:22 4th Q

  59. Maybe ask him about their plan to tank next year and try to get another HOF QB in the draft. It’s very obvious. The fix is in.

  60. I really hope Rodgers calls the Packers’ bluff and goes back to GB to sit on the bench for $60M and watch Love struggle. Then retires after the season.
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    Why would he retire?

    He can do the exact same thing, and collect fat payouts through 2025.

  61. Worst case scenario for Packers is they start Rodgers one more year, maybe make a playoff run, if they start losing, you play Love, see what you got then pick up his 5th year option. Most Packer fans could live with this.
    Worst case scenario for the Jets is you play Zack Wilson, you have a losing season and any Super Bowl aspirations you had are flushed indefinitely. I’m sure New York Jet fans would love that.
    Jets can wait around until some other team loses its starting QB to preseason injury & the price will just go up. They’re going to look back at this and say it was a deal that they missed.

  62. Who in the history of football ever was paid 60 million to sit the bench? They would be the laughing stock of the NFL!
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    They offered Favre $25mil to stay home in 2008.

    Rodgers counts for $31mil on their cap for 2023. If they don’t get the right deal, it wouldn’t shock me if they paid him to stay home.

    The only problem is, the music just start all over next year. Rodgers is still owed huge money through 2025.

  63. Worst case scenario for Packers is they start Rodgers one more year, maybe make a playoff run, if they start losing, you play Love, see what you got then pick up his 5th year option. Most Packer fans could live with this.
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    Aaron Rodgers winning a Super Bowl elsewhere is hands down the worst case Packer scenario.

    Not many of us believe that is possible, but you just flat out never know in this League.

  64. heynow16 says:
    March 21, 2023 at 1:42 pm
    I would think the NFL schedule makers would like to know.
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    And Woody wants the exposure of nationally televised games AR would guarantee. Leverage advantage Packers.

  65. nkdthxts says:
    March 21, 2023 at 2:12 pm
    Interesting how even if you perform at the level of a Hall of Famer, the NFL still treats you like a cog, not a person
    A cog?? Have you not witnessed 10+ years of hero worship the networks and NFL have lavished on Aaron Rodgers and other stars like him? No, the cogs are the long snappers and third string guards and running backs who are “used up” 3-years into their rookie deal playing for vet minimums. Please, please don’t mistake Rodgers for a cog

  66. I believe this is code for a Lamar Jackson trade. If they cant get a first round out of Rogers and then.. Trade that along with Love to Baltimore…things could get interesting

  67. As a Packer fan, the utterance of the name Mark Murphy means the word “disappointed” is automatically implied.

  68. Loves rookie deal is almost up. No the packers need to move on. The Jets will get Rodgers the packers just want to make it easy. And yes it’s personal.

  69. Murphy looks like a very old Alfred E Newman poster. Ya they told him, SYFU. You got nothing going for you and the Jets arent giving you anything so lets hope they sweeten the pot or your getting rid of your QB for a 4th round pick.

  70. nkdthxts says:
    March 21, 2023 at 2:12 pm
    Interesting how even if you perform at the level of a Hall of Famer, the NFL still treats you like a cog, not a person

    _______

    I am a cog.

  71. 2020vision says:
    March 21, 2023 at 3:18 pm
    And if Love is a D- and Rodgers has a great year with the Jets? Still worth it? Personally, I value winning over caring about haircuts or darkness retreats or an other gossip/personality squabbles.
    Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    Yes, it would still be worth it. I don’t like confirmed liars, political or athletic.

  72. stellarperformance says:
    March 21, 2023 at 7:06 pm
    2020vision says:
    March 21, 2023 at 3:18 pm
    And if Love is a D- and Rodgers has a great year with the Jets? Still worth it? Personally, I value winning over caring about haircuts or darkness retreats or an other gossip/personality squabbles.
    Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    Yes, it would still be worth it. I don’t like confirmed liars, political or athletic.

    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

    Soooooooooo, then you must not like our president or any politician according to that rationale. Heck I hope you moral compass applies to the the three letter agencies and msm that lies to you every day.

  73. Some of these GB clowns on here amaze me (and it does seem that there is nothing else to do in Wisconsin).
    Logic dictates , that there is no way on earth that they get the number 13 pick.
    You have hung out your franchise QB (and a stellar one , albeit coming to the end of his career).
    Some would say , again !.
    Then you want overly compensating.

    What an organisation. Get a grip , and grow up !

  74. All of you who think the Packers have any leverage here, please reach out to me as I would love to enter into a negotiation with you on literally anything.

  75. oggyt says:
    March 21, 2023 at 7:44 pm
    Some of these GB clowns on here amaze me (and it does seem that there is nothing else to do in Wisconsin).
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    No doubt posted by someone who most likely has never been out of their town city limits, much less Wisconsin.

  76. touchbacknegative6 says:
    March 21, 2023 at 7:30 pm
    Soooooooooo, then you must not like our president or any politician according to that rationale. Heck I hope you moral compass applies to the the three letter agencies and msm that lies to you every day., then you must not like our president or any politician according to that rationale. Heck I hope you moral compass applies to the the three letter agencies and msm that lies to you every day.
    Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    I’m talking about proven, exposed liars, not figments of imaginative conspiracies. I’ll never make time for those.

  77. Lazard was not a favorite of A.R. before last year. He just used him by default. He never worked with him in the off-season and it showed. Don’t bite Jets. Let the Packers have a 7 and 10 season with A.R. and his inflated contract. Nobody fears him any longer. He is no longer a magical mystery.

  78. Rodgers to the Jets in exchange for a 2023 second-round pick (No. 43), wide receiver Elijah Moore and a conditional 2024 pick (starts as a third-round pick but would turn into a first-round pick if Rodgers is on the roster on the fifth day of the 2024 league year). Also, the Packers pay no part of his nearly $60 million roster bonus.

  79. Both teams feel they have leverage I get it, one teams is desperate for a QB the other is ready to move on, and get cap/headache relief…while the Packers may not directly have leverage of the Jets, they have leverage over the GM who likely wants to save his job after the Wilson fiasco. What is the other most reasonable option outside of Rodgers, signing Cam Newton after his alumni Pro Day?

    Howdy Doody, needs to stay way form microphones, the last few times he started with interviews… I can’t really talk about this… then talks about it and puts his foot in his mouth.

  80. Celebrity Death Match: Lamar vs. Rodgers
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    Brady-Rodgers to see who gets to headline the 2027 HOF Class

  81. Real circus starts when Rodgers is officially gone.
    Pack are bottom 5 team without him.
    Murphy and Gutes are clowns!

  82. as in he doesnt want you to know that the Jets have offered a measely fourth round pick and he is sitting on his thumbs wondering why he isnt getting offered a 1 and a 2 pick.
    The packers will end up with close to nothing or nothing if the Jets get tired of this game and move on. If so the Pack are done for a very long time.

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