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Why trading Aaron Rodgers would be better for health of Packers’ salary cap than keeping him

Tom Silverstein, Green Bay Press-GazetteComments Off on Why trading Aaron Rodgers would be better for health of Packers’ salary cap than keeping him

If he stays in Green Bay, Aaron Rodgers' mostly guaranteed $150.8 million contract would put Packers in an onerous position with the NFL salary cap.

     
Tom Silverstein, Green Bay Press-Gazette
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