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There was speculation about the long-term future of Russell Wilson, Seattle.

Factor's agent listed four teams, Russ, would waive his no trade clause for in a possible trade.

That talk has been pretty much extinguished, right, with those four organizations solidifying their QB1 positions last week,

but wasn't the cards for another former Super Bowl winning quarterback in the NFC? Hmm. Well,

according to NFL networks Mike Silver, the long-term relationship between Aaron Rogers and the Packers could be determined by how they restructure his contract.

Mike is reporting Green Bay wants to restructure the deal to free up cap space.

However, the terms could indicate how long he's in the team's plans based on what cap commitment a new deal

has in future seasons.

Stay tuned, as we like to say in the business, intrigue and Green Bay.

Love it.

As for the team that beat packs in the last season's NFC title game, the Super Bowl champion

bucks, are in the midst of retaining key players,

which help lead them to the franchise's second Lombardi title, like Star Defender, Shaq Barrett,

and Tide, and Rob Brinkowski.

Now, even though Tom Brady was just in his first season in Tampa, the Bucks were the first

team in NFL history to score 30 plus points in four games during a single post season. And when

Gronk met with reporters, he admitted the offense could be much improved in 2021.

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