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Welcome back to the Pack a Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Today's topic is going to be about Aaron Rogers. And more specifically, if Aaron Rogers can win his third

consecutive and fifth overall MVP award.

So today I'm going to be breaking down the reasons why I think he can win his fifth MVP award and maybe a few reasons why it's going to be difficult for him to do so.

I think a lot of the question clearly is based around, well, is he going to be quite as good

without Devante Adams at wide receiver? I think it's fair to be quite as good without Devante Adams at

wide receiver? I think it's fair to say that a lot of Devante Adams, not a lot, but some of

Devante Adams success was based upon having the MVP at quarterback. And I think it's fair to say

that some of Aaron Rogers' success of the last few seasons has clearly been due to having arguably

the best wide receiver at football

at his disposal. So watching how these two perform, Devante Adams with Derek Carr and Aaron

Rogers with a plethora of different wide receivers that are not named Devante Adams,

how do each of them perform without each other? And I think that led a lot of people to wonder,

is he still an MVP caliber quarterback?

So let's start with the negatives first. We'll end with the positives. But here are eight

reasons why I think it's going to be very difficult for Aaron Rogers to win an MVP this upcoming

season. And number one, it goes without saying is the fact that there is no Devante Adams. And I think

more importantly is Aaron Rogers is just going to have to play a bit different, right? And clearly,

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