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The Packers organized team activities concluded yesterday, and as expected, the reigning MVP and Rogers was not present.

According to NFL Network and Saturday in Aappaport, we probably won't have

resolution to the situation until Green Bay holds training camp the last week of July. Meanwhile,

staying in the NFC North, Bears head coach Matt Nagy, has repeatedly said that Andy Dalton,

not this year's first round pick, Justin Fields, is the starting quarterback. Fields saying Dalton has been a tremendous mentor.

Andy's completely taking me under his win.

Any question that I have for him, he's going to answer.

Even when I'm throwing, I think there was one day out after OTA that was throwing extra

at the Pax and he stayed out there specifically just to, you know,

see maybe what I was doing wrong and he was just trying to help me out.

So, I mean, he's going to do so for sure.

Great things don't happen all at once.

So I'm just going to be patient.

And, of course, like I said earlier, I mean, I've been in a situation before where, you know, I've had to learn, but behind a guy. So this is nothing new for me. I'm just, you know, going to take a day by day and get better each and every day. I'm going to trust, you know, coach Nagy. And, you know, the whole coaching staff here to, you know, develop me and make me the best quarterback that I can be. The New York Jets, on the other hand, are expected to start their first round quarterback from this year's draft.

Thursday was Zach Wilson's final day of minicamp, and it features some impressive throws from the second overall pick.

His head coach, Robert Sala, was asked what he learned from seeing Wilson in action.

Zach loves ball.

That's one thing that I've learned.

He's unflappable in the sense that, you know, he's,

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