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What's going on, everybody? Welcome into an all new episode of the Pack of a podcast. I'm your host,

Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Thanks so much for being here today.

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Today, we're going to be talking about a topic that everyone loves to discuss and talk about,

and that is Aaron Rogers.

And I know everyone will probably be looking at this being like either A, like, can we just be done with Aaron Rogers or B?

This is clickbait or whatever.

The truth is, I hate having these conversations in these talks because talking about Aaron

Rogers is akin to a political conversation.

The houses are so far divided that you can't make anyone happy with these type of discussions.

But what I'm asking you today is to try to keep an open mind.

I promise you I am not trying to take sides here.

I'm not trying to offend anyone. I just want to have a open mind. I promise you I am not trying to take sides here. I'm not trying to

offend anyone. I just want to have a open conversation as what I have sort of observed and seen

from this Packers trade so far, what it's meant for both the Jets and the Packers, and why ultimately

I think Green Bay was still extremely smart to do the trade. And I don't think this sort of nightmare of a

Packer season that we've been seen so far justifies the idea that, oh, Green Bay should have

just kept Aaron Rogers in any way, shape, or form. But let's get to all of that in just a moment.

What this is not, and I want to be very clear on what this conversation is not

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