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Anyway, this hour, a football power hour, has Aaron Rogers successfully calm the turbulent waters and ended the speculation about his future with the Green Bay Packers.

We investigate and parse the words, the latest comments from Aaron Rogers.

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Changing the narrative or at least trying to change the narrative, welcome in the beginning of another edition of the Ben Mather's show.

We are in the air everywhere as we get on our soapbox, coast to coast, border to border

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So I leave this hour comes from the land of cheese and toilet paper, Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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It is our obligatory.

Aaron Rogers, Mallor monologue, as the plot thickens.

Now, Aaron Rogers opened the floodgates, you might remember,

leading into the NFC championship game and then following the loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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