- Quarterback confirms reports of discontent with team
- Reigning NFL MVP offers no praise for team’s front office
Aaron Rodgers broke his silence on his rift with the Green Bay Packers on Monday night during an appearance on ESPN.
Last month, reports emerged that the league’s reigning MVP wants to leave the team he has represented for his entire professional career. There was speculation the 37-year-old’s discontent stemmed from the Packers’ decision last year to use a first-round draft pick to select the man who is likely to one day replace him, quarterback Jordan Love, rather than a wide receiver.
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